How sex is too much for the body

The question of how much s*x is too much s*x is really a burning

question in the hearts of many young people. It

may be wrong to attach a figure to how much s*x

is too much s*x, but the moment you start losing

your strength & vitality, you may have to watch it.

People have different body systems, some

stronger and some weaker. For some, having s*x

daily may be okay and for others it may be killing.

I will personally advise you to watch it when the

following starts happening:

– You feel so weak after s*x. I agree that this is a

normal feeling, but if you feel so so wasted, not

out of physical exertion but internal emptiyness,

and this feeling lasts for a long while, then you

may need to watch it.

– If your Erupt feels so watery. This may not be an

issue but don’t you think your system needs some

rest?

– You are begining to lose interest in the activity

and you try to avoid it. Maybe avoiding it is the

wisest thing thing to do.

If you feel you fall under this category, you may

need to discuss with your spouse on this matter.

s*x is meant to be savoured and if it starts

affecting your activities adversely then it is too

much for you.

To further b*ttress your points while discussing

with your spouse, kindly read the following

excerpt on the effects of excess s*x from a

website below:

Effects of Excessive s*x

It taxes the body

Excessive and constant s*xual activities; which

often culminates in over-expulsion leads to over-

production of androgen hormones. These

excesses could lead to adrenal and s*x organ

fatigue. It strains and taxes the body; making the

person to look worn out and haggard. It is true

that much pleasure is inherent in s*x but over-

indulgence does have its effects on the person

involved.

It is also a known medical fact that Epinephrine,

norepinephrine and cortisol are all released

during s*xual intercourse and they increase the

fight-or-flight response, directly increasing heart

rate, triggering the release of glucose and

increasing blood flow to the skeletal muscle. All

these activities have an immense taxing effect on

the body.

Weakens immunity

Excessive s*xual activities weaken the body’s

natural immunity. The hormone prostaglandin

E-2, which serves an important function in s*xual

arousal, is overproduced when one engages in

marathon or excessive s*xual activities and has

an inflammatory effect on the body by;

damaging tissues, nerves and joints,

weakening immunity,

causing muscular and nervous pain, and

promoting infection, inflammation, and even

cancer.

Lack of s*xual stimulation/impotence

It has been researched and discovered that

excessive s*x does lead to chronic elevation of

epinephrine and prostaglandin E2 which results in

severe damage to brain cells and

parasympathetic nerves in the liver, lungs,

adrenal glands, heart, blood vessels and some

other vital body systems.

Consequentially, you might experience a number

of symptoms, including depression, anxiety,

persistent s*xual arousal and s*xual dysfunction

such as impotence and premature expulsion in

men and a lack of s*xual stimulation in women.

Long term s*xual inflammation

All of the afore-mentioned effects of excessive

s*xual activities causes the pituitary gland and

testicles (ovaries in women) to become disabled

for some days or even months, leading to a long-

term s*xual exhaustion and inflammation.

The first thing you might notice is a tightening or

rigid feeling in your muscles and joints anytime

you expulsion. It could be really painful. The pain

becomes even more severe at about 2-4 hours

after Erupting due to the sudden drop of DHEA,

testosterone and DHT. You may experience some

real pains for a couple of days until your prolactin

and cortisol levels are returned to their normal

ranges.

Could lead to hair loss / baldness

Hair loss is a major concern especially among the

middle aged and there are many alleged causes

treatments for it. However, a lot of people also

fail to address a major underlying cause: a high

stress physical response sometimes triggered by

over-expulsion.

At puberty, boys maintain an extremely high level

of testosterone and DHT without stress and are

therefore able to achieve a full head of hair. As

they grow older, men with a high level of DHT and

stress lose their hairs. Stress and its induced

inflammatory factors in the bloodstream are

known to deplete melatonin production during

the night and heat up the blood, causing hair loss