Sex on Valentine's Day? USA Today thinks you should. According to them, the idea may be just as unoriginal as florals for spring. Still, research shows having a good sex life is associated with myriad health benefits, including reducing a person's risk of developing cancer.
Not just any sex will do, though, said Candice Hargons, psychologist and associate professor at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health. “Sexual functioning includes sexual desire, orgasm, satisfaction, arousal and pleasure,” she said. “When I say ‘good sex,’ I mean sex that is good to and for everyone involved.” A hormone called oxytocin that’s released during orgasm helps reduce stress, which has been linked to preventing ovarian and cervical cancers in women, Hargons said.
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Probably my favorite painting by Rubens
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I'm guessing, "Honey, if I don't get any, you're gonna die" is not the way to ask.
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