Fitness coach says 'men who have sex once a month are 45% more likely to have cardiovascular disease': But is it true?
This article examines a viral claim from a training coach, suggests that men who have sex only once a month are 45% more likely to develop heart disease. This claim has discussed online, inspired experts to weigh the scientific accuracy of this statement. While some studies indicate a possible link between sexual activity and heart health - and says that regular intimacy can support cardiovascular function - medical professional is taking over supervision. Cardiologists emphasize that sexual frequency alone cannot determine the risk of heart disease, affected by various factors such as diet, exercise, smoking and genetics. It says that sexual activity can reflect normal physical & emotional welfare, it should not be used as the only indicator of heart health. Experts encourage people to focus on extensive lifestyle options to maintain heart health instead of rejecting the online claim.
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