But sex is not just about recreation or procreation. This can directly affect health. For example, the risk of breast cancer is directly associated with childbearing and care of women - having children and breastfeeding them longer reduces the number of women's ovulation and thereby reduces the pro-carcinogenic estrogen impact. Other research has shown that it meets the sexual activity in women is also linked to health.
A man's sense of power, perception of attractiveness to women, the feeling of being loved and depended upon, financial success, respect and feeling accepted by all intricately linked with sexuality. Male genital self-worth goes hand in hand with physical and mental health.
Who primarily commits violent crime in society? Is not that the young people in the prime of their testosterone surge? Sexuality and Health at the peak create the potential for achieving any major or severe damage, depending on how that energy focused.
On the other hand, when male hormones begin to decline in subsequent years, health decline parallels this downturn. Men experience loss of muscle mass, decreased energy levels, decreased immunity, increased susceptibility to various degenerative diseases, decreased libido and fertility, and various degrees of impotence. Sensing this decline, people may feel hopeless, worthless, and at the end of life. Such feelings further fuel the downward health spiral often resulting in early death.
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