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Can you tell me if i workout a lot, does that make sex better?
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It may!: Working out, especially with high intensity, can increase production of certain hormones, including testosterone. Testosterone is correlated with increased sex drive and desire. Having increased drive and desire can certainly make sex more enjoyable!
Answered 4/17/2016
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