Unexpected health benefits of sperm — yes, youread that right Captain Canada: Well apparently sperm just doesn't help women conceive babies anymore but there are new evidence that help women with better sleeping,depression etc I highly recommend to swallow the sperm due to pregnancy and sexual transmitted diseases ,just saying eh Captain Canada: Sperm can do much more than make babies — here's a list of its less fertility-related benefits Sperm already does so much work in terms of being the baby-making catalyst, but there are several other, awesome health perks to sperm that you probably didn't know about. Some of them are quite surprising. It's pretty common knowledge that sex all by itself does wonders for your body, both on the inside and out. It can even help you live longer if you keep it up past 50. But sperm is not often talked about as something that's good for you, you know, beyond the obvious baby assistance those little swimmers offer. To that end, there have been some recent developments in the realm of sperm research, and the findings are pretty exciting, if not somewhat bizarre. Here's a list of the most interesting health (and otherwise) benefits you could experience with regular sperm (and semen) interaction. Captain Canada: 1. Semen is a natural anti-depressant I know sex in general can put a smile back on my face, but I never thought it had anything to do with semen. According to a study conducted on 293 female college students at the State University of New York in Albany, exposure to semen can lower symptoms of depression. The study compared female students who were having sex with condoms versus those who were having sex without, and found that the latter group overall showed fewer signs of depression. According to the study's author, "These data are consistent with the possibility that semen may antagonize depressive symptoms, and evidence which shows that the vagina absorbs a number of components of semen that can be detected in the bloodstream within a few hours of administration." Basically, women absorb semen quickly, and thus its benefits can be easily detected in the bloodstream. But don't go having unprotected sex because of this. I will state the obvious: There are still such things as STDs and you can still get pregnant despite this health benefit. As a precaution for unwanted pregnancy intake orally . Captain Canada: 82 year old white virgin,recently received her canadian emigrat status,she comes with a brand new set of upper dentures,she's a mother of 4 teenagers all toilet trained If your interested just let me know bro dionowens58: Where she live? & how young do she look? I mean, I don't mind getting my dick sucked by an 82 year old, but she got look good enough for my dick to get hard, & she have to live no further than the city of Essex, Ontario, Canada. Captain Canada: Dude buddy as per looks of hers I am sure will be good enough for your standers Shes out in Dildo,New Foundland way out in east coast However she does have a younger sister living in the Windsor area she's about 85 with virgin ears Any good let me know  dionowens58: Send me some info about her. I am going over there in 2 weeks. But if you send me some information about her, I will try to go over there earlier. dionowens58: What exactly do she look like? Where she live? What's her phone number? & Can you find a woman for me in between the ages of 25 & 45 for me in addition to this woman you are talking about? By the way. If you can find a French-Canadian woman(regardless of age) that would be excellent too. Captain Canada: Buddy got a woman for you She bilingual ,in both official canadian language ,French and English ,she's in her early 50s ,she lives in Toronto at queens park,her name is Katherine Wynne Captain Canada: Lois according to author study and I personaly agree that to avoid unforeseen pregnancies and STD semen to be taken orally dionowens58: What's her number? Let me give her a call. Now how often do she travels to Windsor,Ontario?  (Post deleted by texas_girly ) | Dating Chat Room 1 Person Chatting Similar Conversations |
