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Jakarta, Spasi-id.com - Research tracks any link between often ejaculate frequencies in men and dropping risk of prostate cancer.
Studies were presented in 2016 that traced data for eighteen years from 1992 to 2010. A survey of 32,000 men as participants found that participants who reported ejaculation at least 21 times per month during their 20s, 10 percent less likely to develop prostate cancer than those who ejaculation seven times a month.
Reader's Digest study, Sunday, September 18th, says that if you're in your 40s, ejaculation can reduce the risk of prostate cancer by 22 percent.
ejaculation protects prostate health
Ejaculation protects prostate health.
Jennifer Rider as the first author of the study above says that this find needs to be evaluated further in relation to a potential biological mechanism that undermines the link between ejaculation and prostate health. Based on his validated research, ejaculation and adult sexual activity can be a strategy to reduce the risk of prostate cancer.
Years earlier, researchers from Australia traced the same aspect of 2,338 men. His findings are that men who average ejaculate 4.6 to 7 times a week are less likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer before the age of 70 than men who ejaculating 2.3 times a week. But ATTN says that certain amounts of ejaculation are uncertain that potentially reduce the risk.
Another point of view of ejaculation is about male health as a whole. A man with the lowest ejaculation is more likely to experience other medical problems.
Ejaculating the page of the Urology Care Foundation, ejaculation can protect the prostate by dumping dangerous chemicals that accumulate in semen. Bright chairman of the Urology Care Foundation's Prostate Committee, doctor Anne Calvaresi, may also ejaculation doesn't really protect it from prostate cancer. Men have more ejaculation probably has a healthier lifestyle habit that reduces risk diagnosed with the disease. Besides, ejaculation can only reduce the risk on men in a particular age group.
