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Horny men live longer as per latest study
This study was done at Yamagata University
The study found no such link in women

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Horny men are less likely to die young, study finds

Name: Horny men are less likely to die young, study finds
Uploaded: 2023-04-26T13:56:33.000+05:30
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Description: The research was done at Yamagata University where researchers studied the medical histories and stress levels of around 21,000 individuals, know more about the study

The research was done at Yamagata University where researchers studied the medical histories and stress levels of around 21,000 individuals, know more about the study.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Horny men are less likely to die young, study finds

How long a man might live is interrelated to his sex drive. This is not what we are saying but new research from Japan is indicating so. This research has found that middle-aged and older heterosexual men with no sexual interest tend to die earlier than their horny counterparts.

The research was done at Yamagata University where researchers studied medical histories and stress levels of around 21,000 individuals—both men and women for nine years.

It was found that men with no sexual interest had a death rate of 9.6 per cent, while those with an active sex life were at 5.6 per cent. On the other hand, the study found no such link in women.

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