Masturbation can lower prostate cancer risk: doctor

[Vinson]

I should be immune by now

Your health is in your hands when it comes to cancer prevention, according to an expert.

Dr. Daniel Kelly, a senior lecturer in biochemistry at Sheffield Hallam University, wrote an article in the Conversation in which he explained why men who masturbate frequently might keep prostate cancer at bay. Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in American men behind lung cancer, according to the American Cancer Society.
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The prostate is a gland that is part of a male’s reproductive system. The prostate adds fluid to semen and also helps push semen through men’s urethra when they orgasm.

Kelly shared various studies to show how masturbation could help men master their health.

A study from Harvard University found that men who ejaculated 21 times per month, either from masturbation or sexual intercourse, were 31% less likely to get prostate cancer than men who only ejaculated four to seven times per month.

Masturbation can lower prostate cancer risk: doctor

Your health is in your hands when it comes to cancer prevention, according to an expert.

nypost.com

 

[SexB]

Yikes, I've been slowing down a little in recent years. Most nights, I'm too pooped to wank so I only really have "alone time" on the weekend or if I'm going to see a provider.

 

[carwash]

Yikes, I've been slowing down a little in recent years. Most nights, I'm too pooped to wank so I only really have "alone time" on the weekend or if I'm going to see a provider.

Typical terb member.

 

[SchlongConery]

Typical terb member's member

Fixed your post for ya!

 

[jeff2]

Makes sense. Get the rust out. What about prostate massage also? Then it might be more like a transmission flush rather than a fluid change. Get the whole 12 litres out.

With a flush, all the old fluid is removed by a flush machine and replaced with new fluid, allowing for optimal transmission performance. A fluid change is a drain-and-refill, with some old fluid remains in the transmission after the change, which can contaminate the new fluid — and diminish performance.