Married life not only satisfies the primitive desires of human beings, but is also good for the bodies of adult men and women, especially for men. The following five benefits are really unexpected.

1. Prevent sexual dysfunction.

Dr. Posed said that if male physiological organs lack blood flow, some tissues will degenerate or die. Finnish research also confirmed that men who have sex less than once a week have twice the risk of ED.

2. Reduce the risk of prostate cancer.

Dr. Ghosh said that abstainers have a higher chance of contracting prostate cancer, and a study by the University of Nottingham in the UK found that people around the age of 50 who can still enjoy a regular married life have a reduced risk of prostate cancer.

3. Help quit smoking.

Dr. Regis Pursed, a doctor at Bristol Royal Hospital in the UK, said that if you want a man to quit smoking, you can tell him that smoking will cause the spongy tissue to lose its "elasticity" and shorten the physiological organs. A study of 7,000 men in the American Journal of Epidemiology found that the more people smoked each day, the higher their risk of ED (erectile dysfunction).

4. Improve male sperm quality.

Dr. Ghosh said that by appropriately increasing the frequency of sexual intercourse between couples, sperm will be "fresher". The reason is simple. If the sperm stays in the prostate for three or four days without being ejaculated, the quality will definitely be compromised.

5. Protect and detect vision.

Dr. Arun Ghosh, a sexual health expert at the Spire Hospital in Liverpool, UK, found that married life can fully relax the eye muscles and help prevent myopia. At the same time, your vision will be better than usual after sex. If your vision is blurred, it means there may be something wrong with your eyes, and it is best to get a checkup.