Sex Making Women be Sexier

In women, the increase in testosterone even easier for them to have an orgasm, increase self-confidence, and makes them look more sexy. The hormone testosterone itself plays an important role in the development and maintenance of masculine physical characteristics in men, although women also have it in amounts not so much.

 In the first study (there are two studies in this research) mentioned women and men can alter their hormone levels based on how often they embraced, making out or having sex, which will automatically increase the level of testosterone. Rising and falling levels of testosterone can lead to health, although the increase was still detected within reasonable limits. “The first study we found a positive effect on testosterone levels rise,” said study leader Sari van Anders, a researcher from the Department of Psychology, Simon Fraser University, Canada, who conducted two series of studies with the team separately.

Research published for the journal Hormones and Behavior, examined the levels of testosterone in 49 women before and after cuddling, intercourse and physical exercise. After performing sexual activity, respondents were asked to fill out questionnaires, including the experience of orgasm, levels of sexual desire, and the feelings they felt after intercourse. In this exercise also beperan, since physical activity itself can alter a person’s biochemistry.

The study noted the level of testosterone in the respondents before and after cuddling and intercourse, with the level of testosterone rises after intercourse. The higher levels of testosterone, the female orgasm will get better, the feeling sexy”and’’sexually increasing the next day.

The second study also examined the increase in testosterone levels, but performed on single-status respondents, monogamous (sex with one partner) and polyamorous. They are categorized polyamorous are those who have committed sexual relations more than one partner. The researchers found that those who enter the category of polygamy have higher testosterone levels than single and monogamous.

In theory, the researchers said”maintaining relations”and to”compete”preparations also contribute in increasing testosterone. External competition provides a good effect as a weapon to fend off other competitors, while internally more to prepare the individual to prepare a child.

Other studies have shown that sperm from different men must compete to fertilize an egg, although women also have the leverage to determine who the”winner”. Peter Gray, assistant professor of the Department of Anthropology and Ethnic Studies, University of Nevada, Los Vegas, welcomed the results of two studies related to testosterone levels and their relationship in terms of a relationship and sexual activity.

Gray agreed that the social relationships and sex glands (gonads) are influential. Gray also suggested van Anders et al conduct further studies on the relationship of sexual activity with clinical conditions that result in decreased sexual desire and energy.