Posted by Winston Salem | Posted in winston salem fitness | Posted on 10-09-2010
As you could have already noticed, working out at the gym might help you with workin’ it in the sack.
In addition to increasing aerobic capabilities and muscle strength, exercise has also been linked to a high-revving sex drive. All three of these effects are certainly beneficial underneath the sheets.
Besides possibly enhancing your self-image, which is pretty sexy in itself, exercise also leads to the release of certain chemicals known as endorphins.
The release of endorphins is thought to lead to a subsequent release of hormones that pump up a person’s sex drive.
Even low-intensity activities, like yoga or tantra, may do a little somethin’ somethin’ by increasing blood flow to the genitals and increasing arousal.
Exercise might also offer a lift to some men who experience erectile dysfunction (ED), which may be caused by poor blood flow to the genital region, including the penis.
Working out gets the heart pumping and improves circulation so that all parts of the body get theirs – their share of blood, that is.
What’s more, a relationship has been shown between a man’s bulging waistline and a higher risk of ED due to underlying heart conditions.
All of this means that exercise is doubly advantageous because it can help with weight loss to get both the ticker and the pecker back in shape.
Women, no need to feel left out – being physically active may also increase blood flow to the vagina and clitoris, and make a low libido a thing of the past.
With all the other well-known health benefits of exercise, isn’t it excellent to see how all that sweat can turn into something so sexy?
