Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

Frequent ejaculation may reduce prostate cancer risk #health #shorts #viral #trending #sexed

3 Dec 2023 · 1 min

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An Australian study found men who ejaculate at least five times a week have lower prostate cancer risk. The mechanism isn't fully explained, but the theory is that frequent ejaculation clears prostate secretions.

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Sex reduces risk for prostate cancer. So, interestingly, a study in Australia showed that men that ejaculate more often are less likely to have prostate cancer. Well, that makes sense, right? Because the prostate gland, the one that makes semen, the glands keep making and keep making, and if you ejaculate, you get rid of the volume, and therefore it doesn't get backed up in the prostate gland. It shows that men that ejaculate at least five times a week, either through sex or through masturbation, we're less likely to get prostate cancer. And so go out there, empty out the tank at least five times a week. It's good for your prostate.