420 with CNW — What Five Major Studies Say About Cannabis and Your Sex Life
Marijuana has been used for many centuries as an aphrodisiac, with early recordings showing its use in India in the seventh century. Presently, many consumers of marijuana claim that the substance improves one’s sex life. At the same time, others claim that marijuana can also affect sex negatively in different ways. However, science has shown that cannabis can improve an individual’s sex life in various ways. We look at them below.
Marijuana users engage in more sex
Research conducted in 2017 examined survey data collected from roughly 50,000 women and men to see if using marijuana had any influence on how often individuals had sex. They found that people who used marijuana had intercourse more frequently that people who did not. This statement remained unchanged for both women and men in every demographic group. Additionally, the study discovered that the use of marijuana did not diminish sexual function.
Women who use marijuana have more satisfying orgasms
Research carried out in 2019 found a connection between orgasms in women and marijuana. Researchers in the study surveyed 373 female patients at a gynecological and obstetrics practice and discovered that 127 of them consumed marijuana before engaging in intercourse, which increased their chances of having a satisfactory orgasm compared to women who did not use marijuana. Furthermore, those who consumed marijuana more frequently had higher chances of achieving a satisfying orgasm than those who consumed marijuana on occasion.
Marijuana connected to better women’s sexual health
A study conducted last year assessed a group of women who consumed marijuana as well as the survey that examined the link between their sexual health and marijuana use. The survey was made up of questions on pain, desire, satisfaction, orgasms, lubrication and arousal; these are factors most commonly used to assess sexual health in females.
The researchers found that women who consumed marijuana often usually scored higher on various sexual health measures, in particular satisfaction, sexual desire, orgasms and arousal. This was in comparison to women who consumed marijuana less frequently.
This remained unchanged regardless of how the weed was consumed or the type of marijuana consumed.
Marijuana may better men’s erectile function
A 2011 study that reviewed literature on the link between male sexual function and marijuana found inconclusive results with some studies demonstrating negative effects on male sexual health and others finding positive effects, with study authors going as far as concluding that marijuana could possibly boost erectile function. However, more research is needed on this topic.
Women who use marijuana experience less pain and have a higher sexual urges.
A study carried out in 2017 surveyed 289 women and found that the majority of them admitted to the medicinal plant boosting their interest in sex. An estimated 77% also reported that marijuana use decreased their pain during sex.
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Marijuana has been used for many centuries as an aphrodisiac, with early recordings showing its use in India in the seventh century. Presently, many consumers of marijuana claim that the substance improves one’s sex life. At the same time, others claim that marijuana can also affect sex negatively in different ways. However, science has shown that cannabis can improve an individual’s sex life in various ways. We look at them below.
Marijuana users engage in more sex
Research conducted in 2017 examined survey data collected from roughly 50,000 women and men to see if using marijuana had any influence on how often individuals had sex. They found that people who used marijuana had intercourse more frequently that people who did not. This statement remained unchanged for both women and men in every demographic group. Additionally, the study discovered that the use of marijuana did not diminish sexual function.
Women who use marijuana have more satisfying orgasms
Research carried out in 2019 found a connection between orgasms in women and marijuana. Researchers in the study surveyed 373 female patients at a gynecological and obstetrics practice and discovered that 127 of them consumed marijuana before engaging in intercourse, which increased their chances of having a satisfactory orgasm compared to women who did not use marijuana. Furthermore, those who consumed marijuana more frequently had higher chances of achieving a satisfying orgasm than those who consumed marijuana on occasion.
Marijuana connected to better women’s sexual health
A study conducted last year assessed a group of women who consumed marijuana as well as the survey that examined the link between their sexual health and marijuana use. The survey was made up of questions on pain, desire, satisfaction, orgasms, lubrication and arousal; these are factors most commonly used to assess sexual health in females.
The researchers found that women who consumed marijuana often usually scored higher on various sexual health measures, in particular satisfaction, sexual desire, orgasms and arousal. This was in comparison to women who consumed marijuana less frequently.
This remained unchanged regardless of how the weed was consumed or the type of marijuana consumed.
Marijuana may better men’s erectile function
A 2011 study that reviewed literature on the link between male sexual function and marijuana found inconclusive results with some studies demonstrating negative effects on male sexual health and others finding positive effects, with study authors going as far as concluding that marijuana could possibly boost erectile function. However, more research is needed on this topic.
Women who use marijuana experience less pain and have a higher sexual urges.
A study carried out in 2017 surveyed 289 women and found that the majority of them admitted to the medicinal plant boosting their interest in sex. An estimated 77% also reported that marijuana use decreased their pain during sex.
Meanwhile, The Alkaline Water Company Inc. (NASDAQ: WTER) (CSE: WTER) has relied on innovation as well as expansion to grow from making alkaline water to adding a product line of CBD-infused capsules, drinks, tinctures and gummies.
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