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The honesty of those involved is questionable, but the results of an Italian study titled “Relationship Between Use of Videogames and Sexual Health in Adult Males” suggests that gamers are less likely to suffer from premature ejaculation. Sadly, the results also indicate that gamers have a lower sex drive. The idea seems to be that video games are rewiring the reward systems of people’s brains.
Italian scientists recently found a correlation between sexual prowess in the bedroom, and pwning no0bs in Battlefield. The study, published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine, details a link between gaming and lower levels of premature ejaculation. It’s not all fun and games, though. Sansone and his colleagues might have buried the lede ever so slightly by also reporting lower levels of sexual desire, on average, than non-gamers. The link makes sense, explained the researchers, as video games could reduce premature ejaculation by rewiring the brain’s reward system.
Italian scientists recently found a correlation between sexual prowess in the bedroom, and pwning no0bs in Battlefield. The study, published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine, details a link between gaming and lower levels of premature ejaculation. It’s not all fun and games, though. Sansone and his colleagues might have buried the lede ever so slightly by also reporting lower levels of sexual desire, on average, than non-gamers. The link makes sense, explained the researchers, as video games could reduce premature ejaculation by rewiring the brain’s reward system.