The loud wail of the female guest in one of the suites drew his attention. This has to be a distress call, he thought as ran up the flight of stairs. When he got there, he saw clear signs of romance gone awry. Lying crookedly on the bed, au naturel, was a middle-aged man; but his midriff was covered with bedclothes. The grief-stricken woman was pacing up and down the room—distraught; a piece of cloth draped over her body. He didn’t see any sign of struggle; apart from the five used condoms and an empty pack of performance enhancing drug that littered the floor, the room was in pristine condition. Yet, there was nothing anyone could do for him now. Too much of a good thing is bad.

Undoubtedly, sex is good for you. Beyond the unparalleled pleasure you could get having it, it’s got lots of health benefits to boot. Studies have shown that sex boosts immune system, engenders better sleep, reduces likelihood of prostate cancer in men, increases libido, improves bladder control in women, lowers blood pressure and risk of heart disease in men—men who have sex at least twice in a week can almost halve their risk of heart disease according to a study, and reduces stress.

But do not get carried away with the fun and benefits just yet; experts have revealed the naked truth about sex—the sad reality is that it has its underside too. Below are the things that would happen if you get "too much of a good thing," or push things beyond the limits of human wisdom.

Damage to skin of the penis and vagina

Beginning with excoriation of sex organs, Jonthan D. Schiff, M.D—an assistant clinical professor of urology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, says an “extremely high frequency of sexual intercourse may damage the skin of the penis and vagina, which can lead to disease transmissions through open cuts or wounds and increase your chances of certain illnesses”.

Dehydration
Some experts say that 30 minutes of vigorous sex is comparable to 15 minutes on a treadmill or walking up two flights of stairs, and burns between 360 and 835 kilojoules. You could see sex as strenuous exercise and having high frequency of sex without adequate hydration could easily lead to dehydration. The U.K National Health service recommends drinking plenty of water after sex to avoid dehydration and emptying the bladder after sex to prevent urinary tract infections.

Exhaustion

According to New Health Advisor, “indulging in sex several times a day will drain your energy and leave you exhausted most of the time. During sexual activity, the body releases norepinephrine, epinephrine and cortisol which increase the heart rate and trigger the release of glucose into the blood. This process could be physiologically exerting especially when done frequently”. You might want to soft pedal on the sexy side of life.

Muscle Fatigue and strains

“When people ejaculate eight to ten times over the weekend, it’s going to cause some pain and discomfort,” Dr. Schiff says. Like any other physical activity, sexual intercourse can cause muscle strains. This could result in pain and even immobility says the New Health Advisor.

Heart Attack

While this is rare, the estimates of this happening are about one in a million. Yet there are situations when people suffer from a fatal heart attack during sexual intercourse. This is how the New Health Advisor puts it: “while sex can be good for your heart as it is a cardiovascular activity like some others, you should do it with caution if you have a history of heart problems.”
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Harder harder

Guys ought to know by now that sex isn't all about thrusting furiously.

It is these humpties that take all these unnecessary drugs so that they can go five rounds.

Five rounds for what?

Does her vjay has linen?

Two rounds is enough if you know where, when and how to touch her and how to maintain slow and steady thrusting.


If you have done your best but she still says harder then give her a vibrator so she can go goan and Bleep herself.