An active sex life is the key to quality of life for men only if they are faithful to their partner has to find new research results.
Italian medical researchers found that healthy sex life means less heart and circulatory problems in men.
"What is clear from the research is that men who have an active sex life and faithful to their partners have less cardiovascular disorders and lived longer," The Telegraph Emmanuele Jannini, coordinator of the study was quoted as saying.
"The increase leads to sexual activity produces more testosterone, which means less depression and improved cardiovascular results, improving metabolism," said Jannini.
Jannini said the study shows that those who are unfaithful to poor cardiovascular events because they are "to deal with rising tensions in the affair.
She said that the increased amount of testosterone produced during sex is good for men because it burns the excess sugar and reduces the risk of heart disease.
"Enjoyed people who have diabetes, in particular an active sex life and sex life and prevents prostate cancer in men," she added.
Italian Society for Sexual Medicine study
Italian medical researchers found that healthy sex life means less heart and circulatory problems in men.
"What is clear from the research is that men who have an active sex life and faithful to their partners have less cardiovascular disorders and lived longer," The Telegraph Emmanuele Jannini, coordinator of the study was quoted as saying.
"The increase leads to sexual activity produces more testosterone, which means less depression and improved cardiovascular results, improving metabolism," said Jannini.
Jannini said the study shows that those who are unfaithful to poor cardiovascular events because they are "to deal with rising tensions in the affair.
She said that the increased amount of testosterone produced during sex is good for men because it burns the excess sugar and reduces the risk of heart disease.
"Enjoyed people who have diabetes, in particular an active sex life and sex life and prevents prostate cancer in men," she added.
Italian Society for Sexual Medicine study
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