British doctor Phil Sizer advised people to have sex during a cold. According to him, this will allow the body to quickly cope with pathogenic microorganisms.
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As Phil Sizer notes, a coughing or sneezing partner during sex cannot create a romantic atmosphere, but sexual intercourse during ARVI or flu allows the human body to quickly cope with viruses and infections, the doctor assures. He notes that sex not only relieves nasal congestion, but also activates the production of immunoglobulin A (IgA), which strengthens the immune system.
According to Phil Sizer, people should support their natural immunity in the fight against various pathogens through a healthy diet and physical activity. The doctor urges not to forget about vaccinations, which help protect a person from the most common strains of influenza currently circulating. Vaccination will also avoid the possibility of transmitting the virus to those who may be more vulnerable to infection.
The Daily Mirror emphasizes that in the UK, women are more likely to reject the idea of sex with a sick partner than men, with almost a third of men willing to do so. 75% of people don’t even kiss their partners when they have a runny nose for fear of contracting the virus.
Previously: expert Linzalone has found a factor that increases the sexual attractiveness of men and women.
Source: www.mk.ru
2024-01-03 07:15:23
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