Men Reach Their Sexual Peak at 18, and Women Reach Theirs at 28
TRUE: With regard to their supply of sexual hormones, at least. Testosterone peaks at age 18 in men; women’s estrogen hits its high point in their mid-20s. “But peak hormones don’t mean peak sexual performance,” says Marc Goldstein, M.D., a professor of reproductive medicine and urology at Cornell University’s Weill Medical College. So feel free to try for a personal best—at any age.
The Average Erection Measures 8 Inches
FALSE: Relax, Shorty. It’s closer to 6.
Oysters Make You Horny
FALSE: You make you horny. “There is no scientific evidence that oysters increase libido,” says Dr. Pryor. “But there may be a placebo effect, so if it works, great!”
Cutting Out Broccoli Will Make Your Semen Taste Better
TRUE: Semen is naturally bitter, and eating broccoli and drinking coffee can make it worse. A ray of hope for the Oral Sex Diet!
Having Sex Before an Important Event—the Big Game, the Critical Presentation—Can Ruin Your Performance in the Event
FALSE: Swiss researchers performed stress tests on people 2 and 10 hours after the subjects had had sex, and found that by 10 hours, the participants were fully recovered. There was only a small dip in performance 2 hours after sex.
Don’t you feel better having read that?
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In some cases sex is one of the most effective stimulator acting like relaxing drug.
For example: you are nervous before tomorrow’s important speech. You can train yourself all night long in a front of a mirror speaking aloud the phrases and…forget everything in a front of listeners in the morning. Sex gives away your worries. Also you sleep well.
You had a very emotional condition, like funerals etc. Sex helps and here. You relax, sleep and perform fresh.
Well, for sport and other physical condition look by yourself how it influences on you, but in other cases it helps.