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Health Benefits of Masterbation

Materbation is a typographical error It should be spelled as "masturbation" or ejaculation. The author of this blog do not intend to convey any malicious intention or information but to deliver scientific explanation on the benefits of masturbation.

Here are the study on benefits of masturbation,

1) Research has shown that masturbation may protect against cancer of the prostate. The more a man ejaculates between the ages of 20 and 50, the less likely he was to develop cancer of the prostate.

2) It can help with people that have insomnia, helping their bodies to relax after wards

3) It can help to stimulate the immune system to help build up resistance to common infections.

4) It can relieve intensive stress

According to BBC Health News, in an Australian Research, out of 2,250 respondents, who had developed prostrate cancer and had not about their sexual habit, found - out that those who had ejaculated the most between the ages of 20 and 50 were the least likely to develop the cancer.

Who masterbate?
The consensus of those doing a statistical analysis of who masturbates is that around 90% of the total male population and 65% of the total female population masturbate from time to time.

Sue Johanson, sex educator and counselor, 2000: "99 percent of men of all ages masturbate regularly and the other one percent are liars."
Source: Salon.com Cory Silverberg:

"Kinsey’s survey found that almost 40% of men and 30% of women in relationships masturbated. A study of Playboy readers found that 72% of married men masturbated, and a study of Redbook readers found that 68% of married women masturbated." Health Benefits of Masterbation.
Source: Sexuality.about.com