Have SEX to ward off dementia – especially if you're an 'older man' | Health | Life & Style | Daily Express
C'mon [-]O's [/-]oxytocin.....!
A few years ago at my annual physical the doctor told me I need to work on three things to maximize my health and age well. Loose the gut, more strength training, and have more sex. I was surprised he never said anything about aerobics, but I guess it was because the latter one was supposed to take care of that.
Yes he really said that these were the three most important things to do to ward off aging.
For sure. I doubt that demented woman spent much time obsessing about her cellulite.The point here is that if dementia still sets in despite your effort, worry not. Demented people often have less inhibition, and manage to have more good times.
Does it have to be with another person?
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If sex does not ward off dementia for you, it's no cause for alarm.
I just now recall a story of an elderly demented woman having sex like a bunny in a nursing home with a fellow male patient. The story made the news because the nursing home did not know how much freedom to give an adult patient, even when the patient's mental capacity was questionable.
If everyone was having a good time, what's the problem you ask. The problem here was that the woman's family sued for negligence. I do not remember if they sued the man too for raping or taking advantage of the demented woman, but I do recall that he died soon too, so that ended it.
The point here is that if dementia still sets in despite your effort, worry not. Demented people often have less inhibition, and manage to have more good times.
If sex does not ward off dementia for you, it's no cause for alarm.
I just now recall a story of an elderly demented woman having sex like a bunny in a nursing home with a fellow male patient. The story made the news because the nursing home did not know how much freedom to give an adult patient, even when the patient's mental capacity was questionable.
If everyone was having a good time, what's the problem you ask. The problem here was that the woman's family sued for negligence. I do not remember if they sued the man too for raping or taking advantage of the demented woman, but I do recall that he died soon too, so that ended it.
The point here is that if dementia still sets in despite your effort, worry not. Demented people often have less inhibition, and manage to have more good times.
