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Date: Fri, 24 Sep 1993 09:05:32 EST
Subject: Why performing fellatio is good for you
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Why performing fellatio is good for you
Fellatio (oral sex: stimulation of the penis with the mouth and
tongue, also known as head) is
always enjoyable for the man, but what about his partner. Does
she (or he) get anything from
performing fellatio? The answer is plenty, according to current
research.
1. Drug Free Stress Reduction
Performing fellatio is fundamentally an oral behavior and like
many activities involving oral
manipulation, R can reduce stress and relax the individual. One
oral behavior may also serve as a
substitute for another, more harmful one (i.e. smoking)(1).
Modern research has shown that stress
can make many conditions such as ulcers, heart disease
and high blood pressure worse. Fellatio
is one method of natural, drug free stress reduction. Also, with
fellatio there is no fear or
worry of an unwanted pregnancy.
2. Beneficial Hormone Increase
Regular sexual activity, has been shown to increase the sex
hormone levels in healthy women.
Estrogen, a sex hormone, lowers the cholesterol level and helps
to prevent calcium loss. In studies,
it has been found that women in their 20's who had sporadic
(occasional) sex had lower estrogen levels
than women in their 70's. (2)
3. Naturally Healthy Skin
Human semen contains an abundance of natural lipids and essential
amino acids in a natural gel
base. Many skin care products now incorporate lipids for
improved skin conditioning. Human
semen also contains prostaglandins; natural substances which
aid in skin repair. Prostaglandins are
potent dilators of blood vessels and increase blood flow to
the skin, bringing in more nutrients to the
area.(3)
4. Natural Nutritional Benefits
Human semen is rich in zinc and in all essential aminoacids (4).
It has been discovered that zinc
intake may be inadequate even in healthy and well-fed people;
many vitamin and mineral
supplements do not contain zinc.(5) The recommended dose of
zinc is 15 mg per day for adults
(National Research Council). There is evidence to suggest that
amino acids naturally facilitate the
absorption of zinc by the body. Fresh human semen has a high
content of amino acids (1.25g/
100ml). Amino acids are the building blocks the body uses to create the
proteins essential for life.
5. Natural Protection against Ulcers
Fresh human semen contains naturally occurring
prostaglandins; substances which have
been found to have cytoprotective properties in low dosages.
This ability has been shown to
prevent the formation of many gastric and duodenal ulcers.(6)
Research has shown that
prostaglandins in low dosages protect against ulcers induced
by stress, hydrochloric acid and even
boiling
water.
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References
1. Budd, William C., Behavior Modification: The
Scientific Way to Self Control, pp. 63,
Roslyn Heights, New York, Libra Publishers, Inc.., 1973
2. Cutler, Dr. Winifred, informaton taken from a quote In
the Toronto Star, pp. B3, "Wanted: Big,
strong guy to take out the trash", article by Bill Taylor, Tuesday, May 18,
1993
3. Zimmerman, Ben G., et al, Prostaglandins and the
Cutaneous Vasculature, pp. 91,
Prostaglandins, organ- and tissue-specific actions. (Modern
pharmacology-toxicology; 21), New York,
Marcel Dekker Inc. 1982
4. Mann, Thaddous, The Biochemistry of Semen and of the
Male Reproductive Tract, pp.90 - 92,
London, Methuen, 1964
5. Hendler, Sheldon S., The Complete Guide to Anti-Aging
Nutrients, pp. 185 - 191, New York,
Simon and Schuster, 1985
6. Burks, Thomas F., Prostaglandin Actions on the
Gastrointestinal Tract, pp. 335 - 336,
Prostaglandins, organ- and Tissue-specific actions. (Modern
pharmacology-toxicology; 21), New York,
Marcel Dekker Inc.
1982
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Do not perform oral sex if you have any cuts or sores in your
mouth or on your lips or if you have
just had dental work.
See your local health department or your doctor for information
on safe sex. In the case of a
medical condition, always see a physician, do not attempt
self-treatment.
Although care was taken in the preparation of this report, errors
and/or omissions may be present in
the data presented. The publisher is not responsible for the
use of information contained in this
report or for any errors, however caused.
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