is sexual intercourse good for memory?

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Nomen Nescio - 17 Dec 2007 04:20 GMT

I encountered my ex-wife on Sunday. We argued, and in the
course of the quarrel, she said I have a bad memory
because I don't have sex, and sexual intercourse is good
for the memory. I asked her where she heard this, but
she would not answer.
Is there any connection - i.e. that orgasms can
improve memory function in the brain
???

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Evelyn Ruut - 17 Dec 2007 12:21 GMT

>I encountered my ex-wife on Sunday. We argued, and in the
> course of the quarrel, she said I have a bad memory
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> improve memory function in the brain
> ???

I don't think there is any truth in what she said.

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Evelyn

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Steve...has tiger firmly by tail - 17 Dec 2007 18:31 GMT

If we could get a goverment grant to study this theory, I would
volunteer myself as a test subject.

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Dennis P. Harris - 17 Dec 2007 20:47 GMT

> > Is there any connection - i.e. that orgasms can
> > improve memory function in the brain
> > ???
>
> I don't think there is any truth in what she said.

Evelyn, "nomen" is a well known troll all over usenet. Why do
you always rise to this bait? Can you resist for once? It's not
that hard. Practice lurking for a while.

d

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Frederick G Young - 24 Dec 2007 20:54 GMT

>I encountered my ex-wife on Sunday. We argued, and in the
> course of the quarrel, she said I have a bad memory
> because I don't have sex, and sexual intercourse is good
> for the memory. I asked her where she heard this, but
> she would not answer.

Maybe she just forgot <G> Or was a veiled suggestion.

> Is there any connection - i.e. that orgasms can
> improve memory function in the brain
> ???

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trigonometry1972@gmail.com - 31 Dec 2007 14:45 GMT

> I encountered my ex-wife on Sunday. We argued, and in the
> course of the quarrel, she said I have a bad memory
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> improve memory function in the brain
> ???

This explains so much about you Nomen.
No wonder you have time to troll the internet.

The exwife comment is her way of telling you
that she is getting some.

And as generalization her comment likely has a grain
of truth in that those with higher hormone levels are more
likely to seek a new mate and more likely to have better
neurosteroid levels. A common andropausal symptom
is poor memory. If you go on testosterone replacement
try to get a Doc who also use HCG to maintain the
neurosteroid levels and the remaing native hormones
of the androgen pathway.

In short, the ex is right ;-)

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