Sex is more than physical pleasure. This is shown by a study from the University of Wollongong in Australia, according to which the brain also benefits from sex. The study's result: regular sex promotes short-term memory.
Regular sex: A refresh button for short-term memory
The scientists analyzed data from more than 6,000 participants over a two-year period. For the study, the participants, all over 50, had to answer questionnaires regarding their diet, health, and social and economic status. They also indicated how regularly they had sex.
Interestingly: The researchers were able to establish a link between regular sex and improved short-term memory. In contrast, the world's most beautiful pastime has no effect on long-term memory.
Lovemaking against forgetfulness
Conclusion on sex: Anyone who frequently misplaces things, forgets names, or wonders whether they turned off the coffee machine should try the world's most beautiful pastime on a daily basis.
Sex and love are positive for health
It is well known that sex and lovemaking have positive effects on our well-being. Metabolism, the immune system, and circulation are all given a good workout. And there is another beneficial side effect: loving, cuddling, and sex ensure the release of oxytocin. This is a hormone with many effects. It ensures greater openness, trust, love, loyalty, and also a greater need for sleep. So, don't forget to practice the world's most beautiful pastime. It keeps your brain, your short-term memory, and your daily life nicely on track.
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