"A good sexual relationship is essential to good health," says Dr. Barbara Bartlick, psychiatry professor who founded the Human Sexuality Program at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York

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                                  “A good sexual relationship is essential to good health,” says Dr. Barbara Bartlick, psychiatry professor who founded the Human Sexuality Program at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York(“Experts: Sex is good for you”, section 2, paragraph 1). Despite what many people say, there are potential health benefits from sex that could, “relieve anxiety, mask pain, aid sleep, reduce stress, foster fitness, boost immune systems, stave off heart attacks and maybe even promote longevity” and the more obvious benefit like a cardiovascular workout(“Experts: Sex is good for you”, sec 2, paragraph 1). Agreeing with Dr. Bartlick, I feel that sex has many health benefits and sex should not be conceived as something taboo.

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        Studies have shown that there are there chemicals released in the brain during and after sex. First being Oxytocin, it is a

hormone produced that alters  affection even after the  “lovemaking,” and it is what makes marriages last. Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago, showed that when a female patients was injected with oxytocin, she bonded quickly with a single partner. When it was not available the couple did not show as much affection toward one another(“Experts: Sex is good for you” Section 2 paragraph 5). This shows how important sex is to a relationship and to life. ...

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