A Study Suggests Masturbation Can Help Fight COVID-19, Here Are Responses To This Shocking Claim
Aadhya Khatri - Mar 10, 2020
We are not sure about this, does it really help boosting our immune system against COVID-19 or these scientists just want us to stay at home more?
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It is common to see advises like washing your hands frequently and avoid gathering in large numbers as preventative measures against COVID-19. However, this might be the weirdest study you have seen so far.
We are not sure about this, does it really help boosting our immune system or these scientists just want us to stay at home more?
Here is what the article says:
The study suggests that achieving orgasm through masturbation can cause a rush of oxytocin, dopamine, and serotonin to your brain, striking a balance cortisol, a hormone that can reduce stress. This practice helps our immune system to function properly.
The high level of these hormones make it easier for people to have a good night sleep, which in turn can also boost your immune system.
An active sex life and other good habits can do well for the immune system, especially when COVID-19 is spreading fast.
Ever since this announcement was made public on Twitter, the reactions have been increasing fast. To save you some time browsing, here are our favorites:
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