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I was trying to find orgasm frequency with age and found this study, but am I reading this data correctly because it seems low to me?
Basically 2023 respondents aged 20-29 or aged 40-49 said they had more than 21 orgasms per month out of 29342 total participants. This means only 6.9% of participants had more than 21 orgasms per month. This seems really low to me, especially for the people in their 20's.
Does anyone else have better data on this?
This is the famous prostate health study that everyone cites that having more orgasms is good for prostate health. The study does not show this, it just shows that having a stronger sex drive is associated with better prostate health. It doesn't mean that artificially stimulating your sex drive produces better prostate health like many people try to say. My take on it is that orgasm frequency and prostate health is a result of good overall health, so the healthiest men would have the strongest sex drive and the healthiest prostates.
I was trying to find orgasm frequency with age and found this study, but am I reading this data correctly because it seems low to me?
Basically 2023 respondents aged 20-29 or aged 40-49 said they had more than 21 orgasms per month out of 29342 total participants. This means only 6.9% of participants had more than 21 orgasms per month. This seems really low to me, especially for the people in their 20's.
Does anyone else have better data on this?
This is the famous prostate health study that everyone cites that having more orgasms is good for prostate health. The study does not show this, it just shows that having a stronger sex drive is associated with better prostate health. It doesn't mean that artificially stimulating your sex drive produces better prostate health like many people try to say. My take on it is that orgasm frequency and prostate health is a result of good overall health, so the healthiest men would have the strongest sex drive and the healthiest prostates.
