What does sex do with our brains?

 

Why do we want sex? Hardly because of the physical exercise itself, which in our time only denies us to seek intimacy (poor tired humanity!). The truth is that sex makes us feel better, raises our mood, self-esteem and, in general, acts as a drug to the point of making us addicted ... This action has its explanation, because intimate communication results in separation. of dopamine, the same neurotransmitter in the absence of which Parkinson's disease develops (and it is not entirely clear whether the decreasing dopamine synthesis leads to a decrease in the sensation of pleasure and development of Parkinson's or the lack of irritation and stimulation of its synthesis). Well, dopamine is the same culprit that forces people to resort to drugs again and again. Chocolate, caffeine, nicotine have to do with the same brain center . Its preferable to have 시알리스 구매

In addition to acting as a drug, sex has the effect of an antidepressant, which, among other things, is due to a specific ingredient - semen. Strange as it may seem, this male ejaculate contains sex hormones and substances such as the female sex hormone estrogen, prostaglandins - also known to women who have given birth, and others that have antidepressant properties, they calm and improve self-esteem and mood. Remember, however, that for a dose of more pleasure, it is not worth the risk of sexually transmitted disease, frankly, use a condom if the contact is more naughty.

However, this dopamine and these "natural antidepressants" are a "double-edged sword" because after sex their levels fall and, especially if sleep deprivation, which is characteristic of the tender half of humanity, does not occur, and falls into a melancholy mood. , similar to mild depression. Researchers have documented that one third of women fall into this condition, although they cannot yet explain its causes ... Which could be related, among other things, to the fullness and satisfaction of the relationship ...