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Im sexually active..is it ok if i ejaculate few times in a week? i heard its also good for the heart..could you please relieve my doubt? thank you
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Masturbation: Orgasm on a regular basis enhances the human experience. There is no science to say that masturbation or ejaculation are in any way harmful. But, helping your heart? I have not heard that one. Helping your mind yes indeed.
Answered 4/1/2013
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