A couple runs off into a parking garage and starts to make out behind an SUV before it suddenly pulls away.

Time to get busy, people! According to a new report, the Big O is more than just pleasurable—it’s also good for your health.

Orgasms (and just good ol’ fashioned arousal) can release DHEA and Oxytocin, hormones that are beneficial to the heart and lower breast cancer risks, according to the Los Angeles Times. What’s more, the benefits apply to both men and women, helping to prevent prostate cancer while serving as pain relief from migraines.
The article cites these major findings:

Prostate: Two large studies, reported in 2003 and 2004, found that middle-aged men who had (or at least remember having) at least four orgasms a week throughout their 20s, 30s and 40s had a reduced risk of prostate cancer by as much as one-third. Some researchers speculate that ejaculations may clear the prostate of carcinogens.

Physical comfort: In laboratory studies, women are able to tolerate more pain when a vibrator is applied to their vaginas. When that stimulation leads to orgasm, their pain threshold doubles. And one small study found that orgasms provided some relief for women suffering from migraines.

General health: A 10-year study of Welsh men in 1997 found that those who had two or more orgasms per week had half the risk of dying compared with their less sexually active neighbors. With evidence like that, there’s no reason you should be faking it anymore.

Majority of male crossdressers are married with children; and, according to the Hite Report, nearly 60 percent of men ages 61 to 75 said their desire for sex remained steady or increased with age, Viagra or no.

Locker, a sex educator and WCBS-TV relationship correspondent, has been a sex educator for more than a decade. That said, she should have placed the facts on contraceptives and sexually transmitted diseases earlier in the book, before the hot and heavy photographs of sexual positions. That gripe aside, Amazing Sex is worth investigating by both sexual neophytes and experienced couples looking to maintain a state of hot monogamy.

Book Description

You’re no idiot, of course! You know there’s more to sex than the missionary position, that oral sex doesn’t mean talking about sex, and that safe sex doesn’t mean doing it in a bank vault. But when it comes to having a truly amazing sexual encounter, you feel like there’s just no sizzle in your sex life. You can make things hot! The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Amazing Sex has fresh advice on how to make smart sexual choices, cast aside your inhibitions, and keep your sex life exciting well into your golden years.

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It’s something that most men boast about in the pub, but a new device claims to bring a woman to orgasm without once touching the, er, necessary areas.

The device is called Slightest Touch and works by stimulating a body’s ’sexual nerve pathway’.

Originally conceived as a foot massager, the Slightest Touch is now making ‘waves’ as an orgasm enhancer. The device uses electrode pads that are attached to the user’s ankles that send electrical pulses up a woman’s legs for up to 30 minutes, bringing them to a pre-orgasmic state. A little self-stimulation and the user can lose the ‘pre’ bit.

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