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[lipe]

Ejaculation frequency and prostate cancer
Updated: June 19, 2019Published: March, 2014


Despite the importance of prostate cancer, its causes remain unknown. Scientists do know that genetics plays a strong role, and they have sound evidence that diet and other lifestyle factors are also important.

Since the prostate is a reproductive organ that produces fluid for the ejaculate, researchers have long wondered if sexual factors influence a man's risk of prostate cancer, but a Harvard study provides good news for sexually active men.

The Harvard ejaculation study

The Health Professionals Follow-Up Study has been collecting information about a large group of volunteers since 1986. All the men are health care providers, including dentists, pharmacists, veterinarians, optometrists, ophthalmologists, and podiatrists. Most are white. In 1992, 29,342 men between the ages of 46 and 81 provided information about their average number of ejaculations per month in young adulthood (age 20–29), middle age (40–49), and in the most recent year. Ejaculations included sexual intercourse, nocturnal emissions, and masturbation. The volunteers provided comprehensive health and lifestyle data every two years until the study concluded in 2000.

The scientists found no evidence that frequent ejaculations mark an increased risk of prostate cancer. In fact, the reverse was true: High ejaculation frequency was linked to a decreased risk. Compared to men who reported 4–7 ejaculations per month across their lifetimes, men who ejaculated 21 or more times a month enjoyed a 31% lower risk of prostate cancer. And the results held up to rigorous statistical evaluation even after other lifestyle factors and the frequency of PSA testing were taken into account.

Ejaculation data from Down Under

An Australian study of 2,338 men examined the impact of sexual factors on the occurrence of prostate cancer before the age of 70. Like the Harvard research, the Australian investigation evaluated total ejaculations rather than sexual intercourse itself. Like the American men, the Australians who ejaculated most frequently enjoyed a reduced risk of prostate cancer. The effect was strongest for the frequency of ejaculations in young adulthood, even though prostate cancer was not diagnosed until many decades later. Even so, the apparent protection extended to all age groups. In all, men who averaged 4.6–7 ejaculations a week were 36% less likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer before the age of 70 than men who ejaculated less than 2.3 times a week on average.

An Australian study of 2,338 men examined the impact of sexual factors on the occurrence of prostate cancer before the age of 70. Like the Harvard research, the Australian investigation evaluated total ejaculations rather than sexual intercourse itself. Like the American men, the Australians who ejaculated most frequently enjoyed a reduced risk of prostate cancer. The effect was strongest for the frequency of ejaculations in young adulthood, even though prostate cancer was not diagnosed until many decades later. Even so, the apparent protection extended to all age groups. In all, men who averaged 4.6–7 ejaculations a week were 36% less likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer before the age of 70 than men who ejaculated less than 2.3 times a week on average.

A piece of the puzzle

The studies from the United States and Australia do little to answer these critical questions — but they do open a new avenue for research. Since both report that a high frequency of ejaculation early in adulthood has the greatest impact on the risk of prostate cancer decades later, they call attention to the role of events early in life, when the prostate is developing and maturing. There is certainly precedent for a long lag between cause and effect. For example, childhood sunburn is a major risk factor for malignant melanomas in adulthood, and prenatal factors that influence birth weight appear to influence the lifetime risk for hypertension and heart disease.

In 1807 William Wordsworth wrote, "The child is father of the man." With respect to prostate cancer, though, sexual activity in adolescence may be a predictor of risk in adulthood.

[sky_liner2]

有中医师曾说过，'没有精，那有神呢！'

[koites]

Originally Posted by lipe

Ejaculation frequency and prostate cancer
Updated: June 19, 2019Published: March, 2014


Despite the importance of prostate cancer, its causes remain unknown. Scientists do know that genetics plays a strong role, and they have sound evidence that diet and other lifestyle factors are also important.

Since the prostate is a reproductive organ that produces fluid for the ejaculate, researchers have long wondered if sexual factors influence a man's risk of prostate cancer, but a Harvard study provides good news for sexually active men.

The Harvard ejaculation study

The Health Professionals Follow-Up Study has been collecting information about a large group of volunteers since 1986. All the men are health care providers, including dentists, pharmacists, veterinarians, optometrists, ophthalmologists, and podiatrists. Most are white. In 1992, 29,342 men between the ages of 46 and 81 provided information about their average number of ejaculations per month in young adulthood (age 20–29), middle age (40–49), and in the most recent year. Ejaculations included sexual intercourse, nocturnal emissions, and masturbation. The volunteers provided comprehensive health and lifestyle data every two years until the study concluded in 2000.

The scientists found no evidence that frequent ejaculations mark an increased risk of prostate cancer. In fact, the reverse was true: High ejaculation frequency was linked to a decreased risk. Compared to men who reported 4–7 ejaculations per month across their lifetimes, men who ejaculated 21 or more times a month enjoyed a 31% lower risk of prostate cancer. And the results held up to rigorous statistical evaluation even after other lifestyle factors and the frequency of PSA testing were taken into account.

Ejaculation data from Down Under

An Australian study of 2,338 men examined the impact of sexual factors on the occurrence of prostate cancer before the age of 70. Like the Harvard research, the Australian investigation evaluated total ejaculations rather than sexual intercourse itself. Like the American men, the Australians who ejaculated most frequently enjoyed a reduced risk of prostate cancer. The effect was strongest for the frequency of ejaculations in young adulthood, even though prostate cancer was not diagnosed until many decades later. Even so, the apparent protection extended to all age groups. In all, men who averaged 4.6–7 ejaculations a week were 36% less likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer before the age of 70 than men who ejaculated less than 2.3 times a week on average.

An Australian study of 2,338 men examined the impact of sexual factors on the occurrence of prostate cancer before the age of 70. Like the Harvard research, the Australian investigation evaluated total ejaculations rather than sexual intercourse itself. Like the American men, the Australians who ejaculated most frequently enjoyed a reduced risk of prostate cancer. The effect was strongest for the frequency of ejaculations in young adulthood, even though prostate cancer was not diagnosed until many decades later. Even so, the apparent protection extended to all age groups. In all, men who averaged 4.6–7 ejaculations a week were 36% less likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer before the age of 70 than men who ejaculated less than 2.3 times a week on average.

A piece of the puzzle

The studies from the United States and Australia do little to answer these critical questions — but they do open a new avenue for research. Since both report that a high frequency of ejaculation early in adulthood has the greatest impact on the risk of prostate cancer decades later, they call attention to the role of events early in life, when the prostate is developing and maturing. There is certainly precedent for a long lag between cause and effect. For example, childhood sunburn is a major risk factor for malignant melanomas in adulthood, and prenatal factors that influence birth weight appear to influence the lifetime risk for hypertension and heart disease.

In 1807 William Wordsworth wrote, "The child is father of the man." With respect to prostate cancer, though, sexual activity in adolescence may be a predictor of risk in adulthood.

I've read this before. Been trying. Wow...but with work and all...averaging 4-5 times a week isn't as easy as I had thought.

[ceandy]

I cannot not jerk off

Last time in my teens average 3-4 times a day, now I'm 30, average twice a day provided no fucks that day

Usually I rub one out in the morning so I don't have to constantly think about sex, can concentrate on my work during the day. At night rub one out before bed and I usually sleep better.

[junmin95]

Originally Posted by bigmannow

Last time my teacher told me that we can think about playing some games (sports) instead

last time got one girl tell me don't masturbate and go play some sports too.

end up i fuck her instead as a sport.

[peeboy75]

Hmm, tcm says too much ejaculation not good, modern science says ejaculation good to reduce prostate cancer..how to marry these 2 seemingly contradicting reports? My guess is that maybe both are correct..it might not be the ejaculation that reduces cancer but rather the regular routine of letting the penis get erect and getting nutrients from the blood..just as steve jobs say, he often have sex and be intimate with his wife, but just stop before he climaxes and have an ejaculation...maybe thats the way to go, constantly exercising your penis by stimulating it to erection but just not climaxing...thus limiting your ejaculation but not limiting the times where you work your penis...

But too bad steve jobs cant escape from cancer eventually...he died of pancreatic cancer...

[lipe]

Ejaculation

Whether TCM or Western medicine - ejaculation is good for prostate. This help in some way to prevent prostate cancer.

Whatever side TCM or Western you select - do in moderation.

Originally Posted by peeboy75

Hmm, tcm says too much ejaculation not good, modern science says ejaculation good to reduce prostate cancer..how to marry these 2 seemingly contradicting reports? My guess is that maybe both are correct..it might not be the ejaculation that reduces cancer but rather the regular routine of letting the penis get erect and getting nutrients from the blood..just as steve jobs say, he often have sex and be intimate with his wife, but just stop before he climaxes and have an ejaculation...maybe thats the way to go, constantly exercising your penis by stimulating it to erection but just not climaxing...thus limiting your ejaculation but not limiting the times where you work your penis...

But too bad steve jobs cant escape from cancer eventually...he died of pancreatic cancer...

[ajlover]

Originally Posted by ceandy

I cannot not jerk off

Last time in my teens average 3-4 times a day, now I'm 30, average twice a day provided no fucks that day

Usually I rub one out in the morning so I don't have to constantly think about sex, can concentrate on my work during the day. At night rub one out before bed and I usually sleep better.

same here, if don't shoot early, whole day think about pussy.. used to jerk off before sleep then realised it affect sleep as need to wake up to pee in the night, now once per day in the morning seems to work best.. concentrate better at work and sleep better at night.. 👍

[havana]

Originally Posted by sky_liner2

有中医师曾说过，'没有精，那有神呢！'

没有神,那有精病呢！

[sbftiankon]

Originally Posted by junmin95

last time got one girl tell me don't masturbate and go play some sports too.

end up i fuck her instead as a sport.

Oh bro your so lucky ! So envy you !

[dyelook]

Originally Posted by junmin95

last time got one girl tell me don't masturbate and go play some sports too.

end up i fuck her instead as a sport.

fucking is a sport too...

[lipe]

bro dyelook

Thanks.

But cannot return points now.


You have given out too much Reputation in the last 24 hours, try again later.

Originally Posted by dyelook

fucking is a sport too...

[35cents]

haha I guess dat works, in a sense.....

Originally Posted by junmin95

last time got one girl tell me don't masturbate and go play some sports too.

end up i fuck her instead as a sport.

[dyelook]

Originally Posted by lipe

bro dyelook

Thanks.

But cannot return points now.


You have given out too much Reputation in the last 24 hours, try again later.

its ok...

[kevin814]

On many of those occasions, it was because I was coming out of a relationship and orgasms were the furthest thing from my brain. Or because my depression flared up and, again, orgasms weren't exactly on the top of my to-do list; just getting through the day was hard enough.