10 Sex Myths facts behind the Men

Almost all adult men may have heard the myths that developed around their sexuality. Not infrequently these myths used as a reference. In fact, not all contain the truth. 


Well, so do not be misguided and trapped these myths, you'll want to listen to the truth or the facts behind the myth of Adam's sexuality is. 
Myth 1: Men reach peak sexuality at age 18 
This myth is TRUE existence by considering the supply or production of sex hormones in the body. Peak production of testosterone a man at the age of 18's. The peak production of female hormone estrogen are at their mid-20s. 
"However, the peak of the hormone does not mean peak sexual performance," said Marc Goldstein, MD, professor of reproductive health and urology at Cornell University's Weill Medical College. Therefore, do not feel too old to show their best at any age. 


Myth 2: Semen contains a liquid low-carb 
WRONG. "Semen is mostly fruit sugar ingredient [fructose] and enzymes, rather than carbohydrates," says Dr. Goldstein. This fact can also explain why oral sex term dieting does not apply. 


Myth 3: Masturbation produce more powerful orgasms 
TRUE: But this is not a suggestion that must be followed. "Depending on the individual. For some people maybe, but not necessarily for others. There is nothing better, than just intercourse," said Jon L. Pryor, MD, professor of urologic surgery at the University of Minnesota. 


Myth 4: The average size is 8 inches when erect 
WRONG: The man does not need to worry. Relax! Because the actual numbers close to an average of 6 inches. 


Myth 5: Shells stirring up excitement 
WRONG: "There is no scientific evidence that says that shellfish can increase libido," says Dr. Pryor. "But there could be a placebo effect. So, if it happens to you, good!" 


Myth 6: Men think about sex every 7 seconds 
WRONG: This calculation seems to be too excessive. The truth is only about 23 percent of men who claim too often fantasize. And maybe the rest are those who are too often check the time. 


Myth 7: Stop eating broccoli fix "taste" of sperm 
TRUE: Semen is naturally bitter taste. Eating broccoli or drinking coffee will only make sense of the sperm becomes worse. 


Myth 8: Having sex before important moments, such as games or presentations, can disrupt or interfere with your performance 
WRONG: Scientists in Switzerland to test the resistance to stress in humans after a period of 2 to 10 hours post-sex. The results showed that up to 10 hours post-sex volunteers had completely recovered. Meanwhile, researchers found only a little decrease in the ability to volunteer two hours after sex. 


Myth 9: Having sex in water (swimming pool, hot tub, or shower) will kill sperm 
RIGHT: Some of the sperm cells would die, but according to Dr. Pryor is not a method or an effective way to prevent pregnancy. Although the hot tub can trigger a high temperature of the testicles and kill sperm, the sperm would still be many left who would hunt down the egg to be fertilized. 


Myth 10: You can be addicted to porn site 
TRUE: According to the data, it is only 1 percent of those who had opened the pornography on the internet will become an addict. However, if you are a man who soon married beware because about 38 percent of pornography addicts are those who are married.