The composition of semen is amazing!! Come and see for yourself, you'll definitely learn something new! Don't waste your semen.

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Semen contains at least 30 million sperm per cc, with more than half appearing normal and retaining motility for up to an hour after ejaculation. Besides sperm, semen primarily consists of fructose, prostaglandins, vitamin C, flavonoids, cholesterol, phospholipids, zinc, and citric acid. Please note: Semen is incredibly nutritious! It mainly contains: Vitamins C and B12; minerals including calcium, potassium, phosphorus, magnesium, and zinc; sugar-like substances such as fructose and sorbitol; and animal protein, all high in calories. Approximately 15 calories are found in 1/4 ounce of semen.
Questions about semen composition are most frequently raised by those who frequently swallow semen, such as during oral sex, or by those seeking to obtain calories and nutrients. Generally, semen contains aboutonia (unknown), ascorbic acid (vitamin C), calcium, chloride, cholesterol, choline, blood group antigens, citric acid, amino acids, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), fructose, glutathione (unknown), hyaluronic acid, inositol, lactic acid, magnesium, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, purines, pyrimidines, pyruvic acid, sodium, sorbitol, seminal fluid, urea, uric acid, vitamin B12, and zinc. According to medical reports, intelligent women enjoy oral sex on their partners.
Dr. Adyassa Inbakar analyzed the components of semen and found that besides its skin-beautifying effects, it also has other benefits. He believes that semen contains estradiol, which is also found in oral contraceptives containing ovarian hormones. Furthermore, semen contains gonadotropins, which stimulate hair growth. Women who perform oral sex on men are more likely to be highly educated. Reports by Dr. Kinsey (1939-1949) and Hunter (1972) show the following results:
15
% of women who graduated from primary school (54%),
43% who graduated from junior high school (61%), 46%
who graduated from high school (52%),
52% who graduated from university (72%), and
80% who graduated from graduate school (90%).
According to Simone, author of *Women and the Crisis of Sex Hormones*, the chemical composition of semen is complex, containing trace amounts of metals such as iron, zinc, and magnesium, as well as carbohydrates, an important energy source for sperm. Some men's semen may also contain alcohol, which is the oxidation of fructose.
Simone's semen may also contain small amounts of sulfonamides or other "oral medications" to help sperm safely pass through cervical mucus and the uterus, enter the fallopian tubes, and finally fertilize the egg. The function of semen is to transport sperm from a man's body to a woman's body. However, due to the abundance of nutrients in semen, it may also contribute to sperm development.
Perhaps because semen contains small amounts of sulfonamides, some scientists believe that semen, like penicillin, has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects. Based on the properties of semen, it is certain that swallowing semen is harmless to the body, and there is scientific evidence that a man's semen remaining in a woman's vagina is beneficial. The vaginal wall's absorption of semen may help women maintain youthfulness and prevent breast cancer. According to research by Dr. Arnie Gougoff, a renowned expert and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, active sexual activity may reduce the risk of breast cancer in women. Married women who are frequently exposed to men's semen have a significantly reduced risk of breast cancer. Dr. Gougoff believes that certain disease-preventing chemical components in semen may have a positive effect on the hormonal balance in women, which can reduce the risk of cancer.
Dr. Goggoff discovered that wives whose husbands used condoms or ejaculated outside the vagina had a four and a half to five times higher chance of developing breast cancer than women using other methods of contraception. For example, Jewish women had a higher rate of breast cancer than non-Jewish women because more Jewish men used condoms. British men had a higher rate of condom use, and British women also had a higher rate of breast cancer. He also cited well-documented evidence that nuns had a higher risk
of breast cancer. Dr. Goggoff believed that women using cervical caps for contraception, whose vaginas could still absorb semen appropriately, did not have an increased risk of breast cancer. His research at the University of Pennsylvania, from 1973 to 1978, interviewed 150 women who had undergone mastectomies due to breast cancer and 169 women who had never had breast or uterine cancer. In comparison, he found that women who had the opportunity to absorb semen had a 3.4% chance of developing breast cancer, while women whose vaginas did not have the opportunity to absorb semen had a 16.1% chance.
Dr. Goggoff concluded that one in thirteen American women will develop breast cancer at some point in their lives, but he believes that married couples who avoid using condoms and withdrawal as a method of contraception can reduce the wife's risk of breast cancer by 50%.
Addendum: According to research reports, the surface of the glans penis contains preloyge phospholipids, which esterify into DHA upon contact with saliva, potentially increasing brainpower!!
Remember: it can increase brainpower!!

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