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[HailEros]

If it is true that frequent ejaculations cause increase of test, then it is probably true that frequent masturbating could be cause of hair loss?

In that way, the frequent masturbators in no way could look younger (hair loss makes you look older).

Sounds fishy to me.

Testosterone does not directly cause hair loss. Dihydrotestosterone(DHT) can potentially cause hair loss because of It's strong androgenic nature. It' association with testosterone comes from the fact that it is basically a by-product of testosterone. And although sex, not masturbation, does increase test levels, it does so in a healthy and natural way that your body can handle. You will typically see hair loss in cases of supra-physiological ingestion of, usually synthetic, testosterone such as anabolic steroids.

[Pegasus]

I am convinced that masturbation ,particularly edging does cause some test increase.

[UpcomingStallion]

I am convinced that masturbation ,particularly edging does cause some test increase.

I agree. Though, it seems like there is no conclusive answer.

The Effects Of Masturbation On Testosterone | LIVESTRONG.COM

Rises During Masturbation
A July 2010 "Psychology Today" article concedes that testosterone levels may rise during masturbation. However, the article suggests that ejaculation does not significantly affect testosterone levels: testosterone levels may rise slightly during sexual activity, which includes masturbation, and levels drop back down to normal levels afterward.

Rises After Masturbation
According to an article on the T Nation website, a 1978 study evaluated testosterone levels in young men after sexual activity. The results of the study indicated that testosterone levels were slightly higher in young men after masturbation.

Lower Testosterone Levels
The Ask Men website published an article that advises against frequent masturbation. According to the article, men who masturbate frequently or look forward to masturbating alone on a daily basis may be less likely to engage in sexual activity with a partner. The article suggests that solo masturbation or masturbating with pornography regularly may reduce testosterone levels and reduce sexual partner-seeking behavior due to lower levels of testosterone.

[Pegasus]

There are many variables within masturbation/edging that could affect test.

[HailEros]

I am convinced that masturbation ,particularly edging does cause some test increase.

I agree with that. I think the people on this site who are trying to illustrate the difference in masturbation and sex are referring to the actual ejaculation. Sexual ejaculation increases test, but ejaculation through masturbation does not. But you're right, edging is actually probably more effective through masturbation. I just started PE but I've been edging for years without knowing what it was called. I've got the best results from edging multiple times per day throughout the week until I LITERALLY feel like I'm about to explode, then getting laid and ejaculating on the weekend. The intensity is AMAZING.

[longrodten]

Masturbation is not the same as sexual activity. Sexual activity you have the affect of the phereomones and interaction with a female. It's better for your body and your mind.

[Pegasus]

I would rather have the sex ,but the question does masturbation/edging increase test. Other factors are a different argument

[HailEros]

I would rather have the sex ,but the question does masturbation/edging increase test. Other factors are a different argument

I think masturbation/edging without ejaculating could potentially increase test.

[bensarnolds]

If you could take a pill daily that would lower your blood pressure, reduce stress, boost your immune system, and promote bonding with your mate, wouldn't you do it? You don't actually need a pill to tap these much-needed benefits. There's another way that's more fun, with no side effects: having sex with your mate. So why do so many couples let their relationships fall into a sex-free zone?

It starts with your pressure-cooker job, on top of your load of household chores. Add your husband's own stressed-out work life, his ailing mother, and some unexpected bills that are throwing off your budget. Pepper the mix with two small (or large) children, and what you have is a recipe for a couple who would just as soon collapse on the couch as shimmy under the sheets.

This scenario is so common that therapists have an acronym for it—DINS, as in "dual income, no sex." And it's not only men who are unhappy about it. According to an Australian study in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 28% of women ages 35 to 54 who are married or in long-term relationships would like more sex, please. With 53% of the men also reporting dissatisfaction, that means at least half of couples are experiencing a "desire gap.

[bballer123]

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