David Blachflower an economist from Dartmouth College and Andrew Oswald of Warwick University in England in his study stated that sexually active women who proved to be happier than prospered financially and sexually active women will make them feel sexier twice.
Blachflower and colleagues examined the relationship between happiness and sexual activity in about 16,000 people whom they made the sample. They found that sex provides a powerful and positive influence on happiness itself. Even practically identical to the joys of sex. But that does not mean living in poverty and are sexually active can make life happy and meaningful.
As quoted from the journal Money, Sex and Happiness: An Empirical Study, published the National Bureau of Economic Research, alter the pattern of sex once per month to twice a week is equivalent to the feeling of happiness after receiving additional income of $ 50,000, for the average worker in America.
"These results also prove that the money still determines one's happiness, though not as much as economists thought. We also have to look at the psychology and realize there are other things more important than just the financial side, "says Blanchflower.
Blachflower and colleagues examined the relationship between happiness and sexual activity in about 16,000 people whom they made the sample. They found that sex provides a powerful and positive influence on happiness itself. Even practically identical to the joys of sex. But that does not mean living in poverty and are sexually active can make life happy and meaningful.
As quoted from the journal Money, Sex and Happiness: An Empirical Study, published the National Bureau of Economic Research, alter the pattern of sex once per month to twice a week is equivalent to the feeling of happiness after receiving additional income of $ 50,000, for the average worker in America.
"These results also prove that the money still determines one's happiness, though not as much as economists thought. We also have to look at the psychology and realize there are other things more important than just the financial side, "says Blanchflower.
Blanchflower also said there was no direct relationship between money and sex, because on average people with different incomes tend to have sex the same frequency. But sex has a greater effect on happiness, especially those with higher education and more affluent, less educated than those who were poorer and more.
On average they are happiest are those who most have sex regularly and well, in this case married couples or those who have committed relationships.
Level of happiness is not always associated with sexual life. But according to economic calculations, which explains what has long been known to psychologists, they are happy are those who are sexually active. It can not be denied sex and happiness are two sides complement each other.
"Previous studies of depressive states tend to be less sexual activity. But when they are happy, or free from depression, it automatically will increase their sexual activity, that's for sure, "says psychologist and sex therapist, Dr. Robert Hatfield, of the University of Cincinnati and a spokesman for the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality.
"Previous studies of depressive states tend to be less sexual activity. But when they are happy, or free from depression, it automatically will increase their sexual activity, that's for sure, "says psychologist and sex therapist, Dr. Robert Hatfield, of the University of Cincinnati and a spokesman for the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality.
Meanwhile, other studies mention sexual activity in men, women, or gay shown to increase testosterone levels, although the effects of testosterone increase more prevalent in women. Increase in testosterone in women is easier for them to have an orgasm, increase self-confidence, and make them look more sexy.
According to a study quoted by Discovery News, Sunday (11/03), the hormone testosterone plays an important role in the development and maintenance of masculine characteristics are physically in men, although women also have it in the amount not so much.
The first study of two studies conducted by researchers from the Department of Psychology, Simon Fraser University, Canada, revealed men and women can alter their hormone levels based on how often they hugged each other, making out or having sex, which will automatically increase the level of testosterone.
Rise and fall of testosterone levels can lead to health, although the increase was still detected within reasonable limits.
"The first study found a positive effect on testosterone levels rise," said study leader Sari van Anders.
Research published in the journal Hormones and Behavior, examined the levels of testosterone in 49 women before and after cuddling, intercourse and physical exercise.
Research published in the journal Hormones and Behavior, examined the levels of testosterone in 49 women before and after cuddling, intercourse and physical exercise.
After sexual activity, respondents were asked to fill out questionnaires including the experience of orgasm, levels of sexual desire, and the feelings they felt after having sex.
The study noted the level of testosterone just before and after cuddling and intercourse are significantly different. Testosterone levels rise after intercourse. The higher levels of testosterone, the female orgasm, the better, and feeling sexy is increasing in the next day.
The second study also examined the increase in testosterone levels, but performed on single-status respondents, monogamous (sex with a partner) and polyamous (more than one sex partner).
The researchers found that those who enter polygamy category have higher testosterone levels than single and monogamous.
The study noted the level of testosterone just before and after cuddling and intercourse are significantly different. Testosterone levels rise after intercourse. The higher levels of testosterone, the female orgasm, the better, and feeling sexy is increasing in the next day.
The second study also examined the increase in testosterone levels, but performed on single-status respondents, monogamous (sex with a partner) and polyamous (more than one sex partner).
The researchers found that those who enter polygamy category have higher testosterone levels than single and monogamous.
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