As summer enters, everyone is dressing cooler and cooler: women are showing off their exquisite curves, and men are showing off their sexy chest muscles, which stimulate people's lust. However, too hot weather will also have some impact on sex. In this issue, we combine relevant research from domestic and foreign experts and summarize the problems and precautions you may encounter during summer sex.

Question 1: Sweating and sticking to the body affects sexual desire. A survey in the United States found that 35% of people have repeatedly refused to be intimate because of the hot weather, while only 19% of people have refused to be intimate because of the cold weather. Researchers believe that excessively high temperatures will cause the human body to sweat a lot, and chemicals related to desire will also be excreted from the body, resulting in a decrease in sexual desire. In addition, some respondents said that sweating and heat will bring a lot of discomfort, especially "the feeling of two people's skin sticking together is very uncomfortable, and it does not arouse desire at all."

Expert Tips: Davis, an American gender expert, pointed out that in summer, you should try not to stay in a high-temperature environment for a long time, and it is best to adjust the appropriate room temperature before sex. Take a shower after sweating to reduce the discomfort caused by sweat and help the skin recover from sensitivity. The recommended sexual position is side lying. This posture will minimize body contact between the two parties, so it is more suitable for hot weather.

Question 2: It is easy to collapse after sex. In summer, some people will experience symptoms of profuse sweating, rapid heartbeat, and exhaustion after sex. Some people who originally suffer from basic diseases such as high blood pressure and heart disease or who are physically weak may also experience problems such as pale complexion, collapse, and heart discomfort after sex. Li Haisong, director of the Andrology Department of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Dongzhimen Hospital, pointed out that the summer heat consumes energy and body fluids, and intercourse is a strenuous activity, which indeed consumes a lot of energy.

Expert tips: Don’t have sex too frequently and adjust it according to your physical condition. As the days gradually become longer, it is best to take a lunch break to ensure adequate sleep. The human body will lose a lot of water and salt in hot weather. You can drink a cup of light salt water after sex to replenish the lost electrolytes in time. Eat some spinach, oysters and other sex-enhancing foods in your diet.