No masturbation for a week can lead to depression and stress:

Just beat it.

A new study seems to confirm what most of us have learned deeply in the shaken waist – sexual happiness is a boon for the body and mind.

And denying your own happiness in any way is bad, very bad.

Of course, a survey commissioned by the manufacturer of popular vibrators (magic wands) meeting Say that. But the statistics seem to be true and experts seem to agree with the findings.

The company’s goal is to collect scientific data that shows that the real impact of self-love can produce a positive impact on people’s lives, as a representative of the “transformation toward ‘sexual health’”, which said in a written statement.

As the authors said, the hoarse study gently used 1,000 female or “vulvar participants” to distribute magic wand rechargeable personal massagers to everyone, asking them to track their quality of life for three weeks.

The game’s guinea pigs are instructed to follow the temperance of the week, using magic wands every day – with those wands of a partner – incorporate tools into their sex game – the week returns to regular sex schedules and equipment.

Within a week, the week of the week has reportedly triggered a decline in all quality of life measures, including happiness, body image, confidence and relationship connections.

The data suggests that worse, it also adds stress.

However, the day’s orgasm seemed to keep the doctor away. Using the vibrator for one week every day improves the quality of life around you. Happiness, body image, confidence and sleep are all improved – while stress is reduced.

“When thinking about the state of the world and the stress and anxiety crisis we are experiencing, we think orgasm can help all of us stay rooted in our bodies and find happiness,” lead researcher Dr. Candice Nicole Hargons told The Post.

“Using a magic wand helped me cope with my daily stress. It was an excuse to leave the computer, connect with myself and reset it,” one participant said.

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Some benefits continued when participants returned to “as usual” in Week 3, but many feelings began to disappear.

The partner’s connection is shockingly sagging – faster than a fragile penis.

Not that “usual sex” is bad. It cannot match the consistency, intensity or intentional sex of the toy’s daily sex.

Experts hope the study will help remove the common misunderstanding that these types of quirky products are “not good” for relationships.

And, it turns out that participants don’t even have to climax and feel the benefits for their brain, body, sleep cycles, and more.

Just taking the time to do sexual activities, i.e. a solo or a partner, is enough to bring the sensuality back. Fortunately for them, most people would climax—one participant reported that the wands had five consecutive wands.

“The difference between my emotional regulation and separation [the abstinence week and the sex toy week] Very big! I only suspect that linking before this study, but a week without sexual activity is getting worse for emotional regulation, separation and depression symptoms,” another influx.

But after two large operating systems, they feel “back to their usual self” – describing themselves as focused, happy, emotional regulation, excitement about things, less anxious and reflective.

They are also more interested in school and homework – wanting to be with friends.