Sam Amico
If you still have a little fire burning in your furnace of love, well, that can only be considered a good thing.
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But not so much if you only have a flicker.
That’s what a new study from Yamagata University in japan revealed. Basically, the “hornier” you are, the longer you live. And the same is also true for those who are horny the least.
This was particularly true of men. The study revealed that those with low libido were more than twice as likely to suffer an early death.
Low libido can be caused by diet, smoking, too much alcohol, lack of exercise, and yes, a lack of sex.
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In fact, common knowledge that one sure way to cure low libido is to start having sex, even if you don’t feel like it.
Anyway, this particular study involved more than 20,000 people, with about 12,400 of them being female. It lasted a decade. So you can be sure it was pretty darn thorough.
It analyzed medical records and survey responses for its duration, and is considered the first to study the association between libido and lifespan.
“Results showed that men over the age 40 who had low libido were 1.94 times as likely to die from cancer and 1.36 times as likely to die of heart disease,” the New York Post reported.
Worse, it showed that those who had a low interest in sex had less of a pep in their step overall.
What is the moral of the story? Go spend a little time working on your libido the old-fashioned way. Or the modern way. Just make sure to do it some way. After all, it could save your life.
