Scientists found men and women with heart disease who enjoyed sex at least once a month were half as likely to die from cardiac troubles as others who were largely celibate.
Research suggests that heart disease patients who have sex at least once a month are half as likely to die from cardiac issues compared to those who are largely celibate. Regular sexual activity may have a protective effect on the heart by stimulating blood flow, and resuming sexual activity after a heart attack can reduce the chances of dying.
