Until recently, prostate cancer was thought to be one of those cancers that could not be prevented because it was linked to genetic factors.

However, during this year’s American Urological Association meeting, researchers announced they discovered a preventative measure, that may reduce the risk of prostate cancer: frequent orgasms.

According to elitedaily, this idea was first identified in 2004 after a JAMA study found “high ejaculation frequency” may be associated with a lower risk of getting the disease.

This study called Health Professionals Follow-up involving 32,000 men who were observed for about 18 years found that men who ejaculated at least 21 times per month reduced their risk for prostate cancer by about 20 percent. - See more at: http://www.exlinklodge.com/2015/06/guys-do-you-know-that-having-frequent.html#sthash.Lchuc5yc.dpuf