Semen can reduce cancer in women

　　Research experts have studied hundreds of married people aged 35-62 female A 6-year follow-up survey was conducted and found that the incidence of breast cancer among women who use condoms during sex is five times higher than that of women who take birth control pills and other methods of contraception. Women who do not use condoms frequently have stable levels of sex hormones in their bodies because their vaginas are often in direct contact with semen. cancer The incidence rate is low.

German medical scientists unexpectedly discovered that normal sexual life between couples is beneficial to the physical and mental health of both spouses. healthy , this is an indisputable conclusion in the medical community. Recently, medical scientists have made an astonishing discovery that sexual intercourse between husband and wife can help women prevent disease and cancer. male of semen. German medical scientists accidentally discovered in a biological experiment that male semen contains an important antibacterial substance, namely seminal cytoplasmin. It is a protein with special functions. Once it enters the bacterial cells, it can prevent the synthesis of bacterial ribonucleic acid. Ribonucleic acid is an essential biochemical substance that constitutes proteins. Blockage of its synthesis prevents bacteria from growing.

Laboratory culture found that seminal fluid cytoplasm can kill as well as penicillin and streptomycin Grape cocci, streptococci and other pathogenic bacteria. This study was conducted on 100 women who have been married for more than 30 years and have a harmonious sex life once or twice a week. Gynecology After examination, it was found that the patient Vaginitis ,son Cervicitis、Uterus endometritis, salpingitis Only 10% of women suffer from gynecological diseases, which is much lower than women who have less normal sexual life. The reason is that for women who have a normal and harmonious sex life, their husband's semen enters the vagina regularly 1 to 2 times a week, and gradually reaches the uterus and even the fallopian tube through the cervix, thus playing a beneficial disinfection and sterilization effect on these parts.

Relevant studies have also found that semen plays a key role in maintaining the balance of hormones in women's bodies, and it can prevent or reduce the occurrence of certain cancers. A six-year survey of 300 married women conducted by American researchers showed that among women aged 35 to 65 whose husbands used condoms for contraception, the incidence of breast cancer was five times higher than that of women who took birth control pills and other methods of contraception. According to information, semen also has a de facto preventive effect on bowel cancer. If a man uses condoms for contraception during sex, the incidence of rectal cancer in women is much higher than that of women who use other methods of contraception. The antibacterial effect of seminal cytoplasmin may be directly related to its anti-cancer effect.