The "three don'ts" in sexual intercourse
Conjugal life is an important bond that binds the couple, and proper conjugal life can help to strengthen the relationship between the couple and have a positive impact on the health of both parties. However, if some details of the couple's life are not handled properly, it may bring certain harm to one's own health. This article will reveal the "three don'ts" in sexual intercourse, especially the last one, which many men are prone to commit, but you may not realize its importance.
1. Don't be too late.
Many couples like to do it at night before going to bed**, and it is indeed a beautiful time to enhance the relationship. However, if it is too late, it will adversely affect physical health. ** is a physical activity that will cause the body to feel very tired at the end. If it is too late, it will directly affect the repair of various functions and organs of the body, and bring additional burden to the body. If you're feeling tired the day after **, like you didn't get enough rest, it's most likely because it's too late.
In order to maintain good health, couples should control the ** time before 10 o'clock in the evening. This allows both parties to enjoy intimate time without affecting the normal rest and recovery of the body.
2. Don't do it too often.
Young couples or newlyweds often think that they are physically strong and have no moderation with **. However, long-term too frequent ** can easily lead to long-term congestion of the male prostate, which may cause prostate inflammation and affect the health of men. At the same time, frequent ** is also easy to lead to kidney deficiency in both men and women, which is not conducive to physical health.
In order to maintain the physical health of both spouses, the couple's life should be maintained at an appropriate frequency. The recommended frequency is 2-3 times per week. This can not only meet the physiological needs of both parties, but also not excessively consume physical strength, which helps to maintain good health.
3. Don't smoke immediately after **.
Many men habitually smoke a cigarette in bed after living as a couple, believing it to be a way to relax. However, this habit is detrimental to physical health. After living as a couple, the body's blood circulation speed will increase, and smoking at this time will make it easier for the harmful substances in the cigarette to enter the body, increasing the damage to the body. At the same time, this behavior can also make the partner feel lost and dissatisfied, affecting the relationship between the couple.
In order to maintain the health of ourselves and our partners, as well as to maintain the bond between husband and wife, we should abandon this bad habit. After living as a couple, try to stay away from cigarettes and enjoy intimate time with your partner to fully relax and nourish your body and mind.