Men should drink alcohol in moderation to help their "sex"

Men are accustomed to having a tryst with wine first, and then looking for a woman's body. When this kind of forgetful lingering becomes an irresistible dependence, men then give wine a status - wine can help sexual intercourse.

“Such men are very stubborn, because alcohol does play an obvious role to some extent.” A sexology expert said, “But there is also a degree of drinking. Drink lightly to cheer up, and occasionally do it. It's okay; if you have to do it, you'll be in trouble if you don't have fun without alcohol." Drinking alcohol will hurt your blood vessels first and then your liver over time. This is common sense repeated many times in health education. Maybe you can't see it in your twenties or thirties, but the problem will appear when you are forty.

What’s more, alcohol can harm your sex.

The reason why alcohol makes people feel light and forgetful is actually inhibiting the cerebral cortex. If it is used more often, the sexual center will be inhibited, and the sexual desire will become weaker. It becomes increasingly difficult for men to become excited, and many patients suffer from erectile dysfunction as a result.

The testicles, where the essence of a man is located, will also be damaged, and the ability to secrete androgen will decrease. This kind of damage is somewhat irreversible, and even if you return from the cliff, it will be in vain. Li Bai, the master of wine, has many works handed down from generation to generation, but he had no children throughout his life. This is a clear case.

It’s not a bad idea to have a small gathering with your lover on the weekend, drink two glasses of red wine, and smoothen the relationship. But it would be a big mistake to regard wine as a magic elixir for improving sexual performance. Without wine, nothing can be done.

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