At the beginning of this year, a British survey stunned many people: half of British men said they were willing to sacrifice sex for half a year to get a free 50-inch plasma TV; 75% of the men claimed that they would buy chocolate for free. If you have to choose between sex and sex, the former is more tempting. Earlier, an Italian sexology expert surveyed more than 500 couples and came to similar results. He found that couples who watched moderate amounts of TV before going to bed had sex twice a week on average; those who watched TV for a long time before going to bed had sex significantly less often. The National Sleep Foundation also stated that addiction to television programs is the main reason for the severe decline in sexual desire in one-quarter of Americans.

This all shows that watching TV in the bedroom can significantly reduce people's interest in sex. Especially watching movies and TV shows with ups and downs of plots or nostalgia and sadness before going to bed will make people overly excited, and their minds will be filled with TV images, making it even more difficult to calm down and enjoy sex.

Electronic devices affect sexual function

Many studies have pointed out that excessive human exposure to electronic devices, especially mobile phones and laptops, may affect the quantity and quality of male sperm and increase the risk of fetal death. The risk of contracting various diseases and even reducing people's sexual interest.

Multiple medical surveys also show that the longer a cell phone is used, the lower the number and activity of male sperm. Animal experiments show that mice exposed to electromagnetic radiation from mobile phones for more than 6 hours a day will have sperm cells mutated, the central nervous system will be suppressed, and male erectile function and female sexual arousal will be impaired.

The famous American "Answer" research organization stated on March 31 that 63% of people in the United States also use their mobile phones for a long time when going to the toilet. 37% of Americans regularly use computers in their bedrooms. A recent report from a British research institution also shows that 8 out of 10 people in the UK use computers or mobile phones before going to bed, and 1/3 of people are used to sending and receiving text messages or emails while lying in bed; these people also said, As long as you have your mobile phone and computer with you, you can go without communicating with your loved one for a long time. Sexologists from both countries have pointed out that the use of computers and mobile phones will promote anxiety, make people pay too much attention to the information coming from mobile phones or computers, distract people from sex, and ignore the heartfelt desire for sex of the person next to them. .

Change starts with self-control

Although modern electronic products have many negative effects on sex, American sexology expert and MSNBC staff writer Brian Alexander proposed that electronic devices It's up to people to make their own choices.

There is a British proverb, "A husband who watches sports reports at breakfast will definitely ignore his wife." In this case, the effect of the husband reading the newspaper is similar to using electronic devices, which is to neglect his lover. Alexander believes that there is no "good or bad" issue in high technology itself. The key is how people use it and learn to control their behavior.