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The scientific “European Urology” journal showed that high levels of sexual activity can reduce the risk of prostate cancer. The minimum number of ejaculations of semen per month has also been established, which helps maintain the health of this organ.

Regular prostate exams are still underestimated by many and are treated as a “sensitive” issue. False – Disorders in this gland, which is important for a man responsible for producing sperm, is an increasingly common problem after the age of 50.

Prostate cancer research. 32 thousand participants

Scientists set out to find out if there was a relationship between frequency of intercourse and prostate cancer. To this end, they conducted a study analyzing the sexual habits of 32,000. men. The experience led experts to conclude that people with higher ejaculation rates are less likely to develop prostate cancer.

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“We found that adult men who reported frequent ejaculation were less likely to develop prostate cancer later on,” says the study author. “This large prospective study provides the strongest evidence for a beneficial role of ejaculation in the prevention of prostate cancer.”

Surprising conclusions of scientists. Just do it often

Urologists also calculated the minimum number of ejaculations that allow for optimal protection. The study found that men who ejaculate at least 21 times a month had a 33% increased risk of developing the disease. Younger than those who did not.

Why does this mechanism help maintain a healthy prostate? This has not been fully proven, but scientists believe that ejaculation can “flush” toxins from the body.

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