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Hormone balancing


Question Posted Sunday November 21 2010, 11:47 pm

What role does sex/masturbation play in balancing acne-causing hormones...?

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DoveBear9 answered Monday November 22 2010, 6:58 pm:
I had masturbating as a way of releasing or regulateing hormones so it will cause less acne, in mind... xD ... I read that hormones/brain chemicals released after orgasm are good for your health, and orgasm increase circulation which is good for your skin... (some of this could be achieved with exercising, but I was trying to figure out if masturbating daily would be good for my health, or skin) :O .... :O

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Razhie answered Monday November 22 2010, 1:13 pm:
It doesn't.

Sexual desire and the desire to masturbate are symptoms of our natural hormones. Acting on the behaviour does not increase these hormones, or cause acne. Denying yourself sexual pleasure also doesn't change the hormones in your body in any significant way that could impact acne.

Natural hormones in the human body (that are good and generally should be there) are a contributing cause of acne, but they are not alone. Birth control pills can change those hormones, and so can natural cycles and shifts. Masturbating and sex doesn't change them enough to have enough inpact to cause or contribute to a hormone inbalance.

Talk to a dermatologist or family doctor.

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