So much for hot sex.
A recent study purports there are fewer births nine months after a heat wave. It found that an increase of about 21.60 degrees Fahrenheit in summer temperatures reduces births the following spring by up to 6 percent.
Researchers at the Kinsey Institute for Sex Research concluded that high temperatures could reduce people’s sense of well-being, which could result in a reduction in sexual interest.
Another study found lower sperm counts during hot weather.
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hmmm, thats good info? Lower eh? lol.
interesting info
low sperm count was the first reason that came to mind...2nd sex is to do with the heat of attraction and not that from extreme temperatures...i mean when it is that hot the body just wants to keep still to preserve energy...it doesn’t want to do something that involves using its reserve energy to generate more heat in that friction...
besides do you know that one of the quickest ways to get a person warm in the freezing cold is to strip them naked and lay them next another naked body and make sure the two are pressed close together...if one throws in sex and changes that to very warm climates...i'm actually surprised that people who have sex don’t pass out from heat exhaustion more...no wonder why sperms don’t stand a chance!!!
Heat cld be so annoying and frustrating!
Nawa o!
but some of it does sound true....lol!
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