Danger! Is Too Much Sex With Your Wife Bad for Your Health? (Video)

Having hot, passionate sex with someone you love is a wonderful experience, certainly more fulfilling than sex with someone you barely know.

And having lots of sex and erotic adventures with your partner is usually a really good thing. But how much is too much?

Here’s a question from a man in India, who’s happy to be having a lot of sex with his own wife. But he’s worried what might happen if they have TOO MUCH sex!

Dear Dan and Jennifer,

How much sex can I have in a month with my wife? If I have more, will it be bad for my health?

– Sorri, India

Watch this short video for our thoughts on this very interesting question…

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Is Too Much Sex Bad for Your Health?

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I totally agree with you Dan and Jen. Sex is good but a sex marathon should be considered first before doing it. And also consult your doctor first.

Aida

Hi Dan and Jennifer,

I read the article about more sex with your spouse, but my husband, after 5 years married, 8 together. when we first met, he was a wonderful lover. Now, about four years ago, he began to have issues with sex. The signs were, he would lose an erection after foreplay and before getting in me. He did not ejaculate prematurely, but he would lose his erection. It turns out he has hypothyroidism. We got medicine and he was on the go again, but things changed. he wasn't as passionate as before. We did have some arguments before learning of his problem, making things short, he began to want sex now every single day. I didn't. I got frustrated with our issue. Time is now and when we have time alone, he doesn't initiate sex. He worries and I told him not to. We agreed. Well, its still there. He doesn't get a hard on by just looking at me, he says he needs stimulation. Well, I kiss him and talk to him but it doesn't work. when he does look at porn, or anything sexual, he does?? What can I do.(He says he still lust me, but doesn't show it)

Thank you.

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