New Study Reveals Sex Toys Increase Women's Health Over 60 Years

Illustration of sex toys. (Freepic)

JAKARTA - A recent survey found that women over 60 years of age can improve their health by using sex toys. The results of a study involving more than 3,000 women in the United States aged 60 years and over were published in the latest edition of the journal Menopause, owned by the Menopaus Society.

Researchers found the prevalence of promulgation and the use of sex toys increased in this age group, and the use of sex toys was related to higher orgasm frequencies.

According to the study, women who report almost always or always use sex toys when malnourished have a much higher chance of always or almost always reaching orgasm.

The Menopaus Society said this could have a positive impact on health. There are a number of health benefits that may be related to intimidating older adults. There is also evidence that this behavior is related to improving cognitive function, particularly the ability to remember words

"Frequencies for the use of higher sex toys when malnourished correlate with higher orgasm frequencies. Previous studies found relationships between orgasm and various health benefits, including pain relievers, better sleep, as well as stress reduction and depression," reads the report from the study, quoted from the Independent.co.uk page.

The high prevalence of promulgation and the use of sex toys, as well as their relationship with orgasm and the possibility of improving health and well-being, researchers suggest that elderly women get more information from their health workers on this topic.

Lack of understanding of the anatomy of women, the cycle of sexual response, and the factors that affect orgasm common to young and old women. The physical and mental benefits of sexual functions that are fulfilled are widely known," said Dr. Monica Christmas, Associate Medical Director of the Menopaus Society.

By starting conversations about sexuality in regular health services, medical personnel can reduce stigma and provide valuable guidance on how to achieve orgasm.

"Many women feel something is wrong with themselves because they can't reach orgasm with a partner, when in reality, most women don't reach orgasm just through penetration. This simple knowledge has the potential to have a big impact on the high prevalence of sexual dysfunction in women." concluded Dr. Monica.