Having sex before going to bed is useful, scientists have proved for some reason

Finally, there is a convincing scientific confirmation of what we have come to by experience, full of adventures and dangers: having sex before going to bed is not only pleasant, but also useful! This, without sparing his stethoscope, was proved by Dr. Michelle Lastell from the Australian University of Queensland.

After asking leading questions to 460 volunteers aged 18-70 years, he found out what they do before they leave for the kingdom of Morpheus, and how well they sleep afterwards. So, it turned out that 64% of the subjects dreamily said that on those nights when they had sex complete with orgasm, they slept like the dead. Moreover, this amazing pattern is observed even among those who preferred a proven, well—known partner to a stranger — themselves (however, among those who indulged in unrestrained self-satisfaction, the percentage of those who easily went to bed is lower - about 50, so keep it in mind yourself and bring it to the attention of your partner).

That's how science explains this tempting relationship. The fact is that sex stimulates the production of a "biochemical cocktail" in your body with an increased content of the hormones oxytocin and prolactin, which drive you into sweet bliss and relaxation. In addition, during sex (good sex, we raise our index finger edifiingly!), participants somehow do not have time to think about cannibal bosses, falling GDP growth, parking fines and other everyday hardships, which is also fraught with falling into a state of inner peace.

Now that you know how to save on sleeping pills and antidepressants, feel free to invest in antibiotics for the sake of daily sex, and then from the girl who looked into your hospitable bed, you will not hear a single artistic cry, but only grateful healthy snoring and exciting snoring.