…if you’re a compulsive wanker, that is.
While the scientific evidence is still limited, it makes logical sense that regularly using the prostate as it was designed – to create seminal fluid and eject it out of the body – is going to be more beneficial in the longer term than not using it.
The prostate is part-muscle – it contracts during an orgasm to make sure semen goes in the right direction – and all muscles in the body benefit from regular use or they can weaken. And as with any part of the body that secretes fluid, such as the ears or nose, there is a risk of build-up and blockages.
There is some evidence that, if you don’t clear secretions from the prostate, you can end up with an obstruction which, in turn, may cause infection and lead to prostatitis – inflammation of the prostate. This can cause pain and discomfort.
There is also a theory that ejaculating clears the prostate of other potentially inflammatory chemicals.
‘I encourage men with sexual dysfunction to always use an erection. There’s no evidence that abstaining is good for you.’
Ultimately there are no real downsides to upping your sex life – whether solo or with a partner – and lots of potential positives.
And now, if you’ll excuse me…
Oh shuddup. It’s for my own good.










...okay, that’s what I want at my funeral.





























...as once again, we see the perils of letting Spell Check edit your newspaper.






