cheka.
18th November 2016, 12:44 PM
[insert girlfriend of fag joke here]
http://elitedaily.com/dating/sex/semen-spermidine-live-longer/1696603/
There’s An Ingredient In Semen That Can Make You Live Longer, Science Says
Obviously, for sexual health purposes, you should probably steer clear from swallowing the semen of any random guy you bring home from the bar. BUT a nice shot of STD-free semen can actually do wonders for your health. The new study, published in Nature Medicine, found a chemical in semen called “spermidine” that not only made mice live longer, but it also helped to increase their overall heart health.
““Spermidine” not only made mice live longer, but it also helped to increase their overall heart health.” The mice who took the spermidine “had lower blood pressure, lower rates of cardiac hypertrophy, and reduced risk of diastolic heart failure.” Spermidine’s effectiveness with mice is as close as science has gotten to showing the chemical, which has already been proven effective in the lifespans of yeast and fruit flies, could potentially work the same for humans.
Still cringing at the thought of swallowing your boyfriend’s semen? Don’t worry — I get it. Maybe it tastes weird! Or maybe you just don’t love the feeling of warm goo shooting at the back of your throat. Both are totally understandable opinions.
http://elitedaily.com/dating/sex/semen-spermidine-live-longer/1696603/
There’s An Ingredient In Semen That Can Make You Live Longer, Science Says
Obviously, for sexual health purposes, you should probably steer clear from swallowing the semen of any random guy you bring home from the bar. BUT a nice shot of STD-free semen can actually do wonders for your health. The new study, published in Nature Medicine, found a chemical in semen called “spermidine” that not only made mice live longer, but it also helped to increase their overall heart health.
““Spermidine” not only made mice live longer, but it also helped to increase their overall heart health.” The mice who took the spermidine “had lower blood pressure, lower rates of cardiac hypertrophy, and reduced risk of diastolic heart failure.” Spermidine’s effectiveness with mice is as close as science has gotten to showing the chemical, which has already been proven effective in the lifespans of yeast and fruit flies, could potentially work the same for humans.
Still cringing at the thought of swallowing your boyfriend’s semen? Don’t worry — I get it. Maybe it tastes weird! Or maybe you just don’t love the feeling of warm goo shooting at the back of your throat. Both are totally understandable opinions.