However, the results of these studies are not definitive and different factors may affect the results. For example, it is thought that men who ejaculate more frequently may have a healthier lifestyle, which may reduce the likelihood of being diagnosed with cancer. It is also stated that decreased ejaculation frequency may be associated with general health-related factors such as increased body mass index, decreased physical activity, and divorce.
Additionally, the hormone testosterone may also have a significant impact on prostate cancer risk. In fact, it has recently been suggested that high testosterone levels do not increase the risk of prostate cancer, and that low testosterone levels may even increase the risk.
“Sexual activity and ejaculation have benefits beyond the prostate, including positive effects on the heart, brain, immune system, sleep and mood,” comments Kelly.
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