Tips for winter sex

　　The cold winter climate has a great impact on human physiology, including its impact on sexual life... In winter, some couples indulge in unbridled sexual intercourse, or excessively abstain from sexual intercourse, or mistakenly take some measures to "help sexual intercourse," which are not in line with the rules of health and health care. When having sex in winter, you should at least avoid the following misunderstandings.

　　Myth 1: Sex can help you feel warm

　　In the hot summer, I often sweat profusely after living all at once. This makes some couples (especially young couples) take it for granted that after sex in winter, the body will be able to generate a lot of heat so that it will not feel cold, so they often have sex in an attempt to achieve warmth during indulgence. In fact, in the cold winter, the human body needs a lot of energy to keep out the cold, and sex consumes a lot of energy. How can it "help heat" for a long time? Therefore, the ancients had a saying about abstinence in winter.

　　Appropriately reducing the frequency of sex in winter is indeed beneficial to the body healthy . However, when having sex, couples must pay attention to keeping warm and cold. If you do whatever you want, or even hope to "increase the heat of sex," you are most likely to catch cold when you are tired after semen ejaculation (orgasm). cold。