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Re: Sexual activity and healthFrom: dahmd@gate.netFri May 17 23:16:56 1996
In article DR A N MALPANI <malpani@giasbm01.vsnl.net.in> writes:
>I guess we all believe this intuitively, but I find Wasn't there a recent article or presentation on the benefits of oral sex (actually, the benefit of women swallowing ejaculate) on the development of preeclampsia? If I recall, women who engaged in oral sex and swallowed ejaculate were significantly less likely to develop preeclampsia, with the theory being something like GI metabolism of ejaculate and a change in antibody production and thus less preeclampsia. If this could be proven via prospective studies with large numbers, it seems this would qualify as a positive health result from sexual activity! Ashley Hill D. Ashley Hill, M.D. Orlando, FL dahmd@gate.net
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