Sexual activity is often seen as an indulgence rather than a source of healing for the body and mind.
Recent studies suggest that this notion may be incorrect. Engaging in sexual activity releases...
Sexual activity can temporarily release hormones that reduce pain sensitivity. These hormones include oxytocin, dopamine, endorphins, and serotonin. Oxytocin is sometimes called the "love hormone"...
Medication can have many effects on the body, including its impact on sexual functioning. Libido refers to a person's desire for sexual activity or pleasure, while sexual performance encompasses...
Endorphins are natural chemicals that are produced in our bodies to reduce pain. When these chemicals are released during an orgasm, it can provide temporary relief from chronic pain such as...
Orgasms are often associated with pleasure and excitement, but they also have a surprising benefit for those who experience chronic pain. Recent studies have shown that orgasms can release natural...
Sexual activity is one of the most pleasurable activities that humans partake in, but it also has many health benefits beyond pleasure. One such benefit is the temporary reduction in pain perception...
Sexual activity releases endorphins, which are chemicals produced by the brain that act as natural painkillers. Endorphins help to lower blood pressure, improve mood, and promote relaxation. When...
The ability to experience intense sexual pleasure is one that many individuals desire, but for some, it may be elusive. For those who do experience intense pleasure, however, there are certain body...
Sexual Activity Can Temporarily Increase Pain Tolerance Due to Endorphin Release
A hug is an example of physical touch that releases endorphins and may reduce pain perception. Photo by Pixabay on...
Orgasm releases endorphins, which are natural painkillers found in the brain and spinal cord. Endorphins are neurotransmitters that act as chemical messengers between nerve cells to reduce pain...