Viral Stories Study Reveals Health Risks for Men with Low Sexual Activity by Chloe Brooks May 14, 2025 written by Chloe Brooks May 14, 2025 0 comments 21 A recent study explores the potential link between sexual interest and longevity, examining how lack of sexual desire might correlate with mortality rates. A lack of sex could almost double men’s risk of being sent to an early grave, a study suggests. The research, published in scientific journals, investigated sexual interest as an indicator of positive relationships and overall health among 20,969 Japanese participants. By analyzing the connection between sexual interest and mortality, researchers sought to understand how psychological factors might influence life expectancy. Japanese scientists found death from all causes increased in men who demonstrated a lack of interest in sex The study focused on participants under 40, tracking them from 2009 to 2015 through comprehensive self-reported questionnaires. These surveys captured detailed information including medical history, lifestyle factors, psychological well-being, and sexual interest. This chart shows how men with lack of sexual interest had significantly higher odds of dying from cancer Specifically, participants were asked a direct question: “Currently, do you have any interest in people of the opposite sex?” Responses were binary”yes” or “no”with those answering “no” categorized as lacking sexual interest. Over the follow-up period, 503 participants died, including 162 from cancer and 67 from cardiovascular disease. Using advanced statistical methods like Kaplan-Meier analysis and Cox proportional hazards modeling, researchers discovered significant findings. The researchers found that females between the ages of 20 and 59 who had sex less than once a week were at a 70 per cent increased risk of death within five years The analysis revealed that men lacking sexual interest demonstrated notably higher risks of all-cause mortality. After adjusting for various health and lifestyle factors, men with diminished sexual interest showed substantially increased mortality rates compared to those maintaining sexual interest. The study concluded that a lack of sexual interest could be a potential risk factor for mortality, particularly among Japanese males over 40. These findings underscore the complex relationship between psychological well-being, sexual health, and longevity. The research highlights the importance of comprehensive health assessments that consider psychological and sexual dimensions beyond traditional medical metrics. What do you think about this story? Have you ever experienced something similar or have an interesting take to add? Share this article with your friends and followers on social media. Tag someone who needs to see this and let’s hear what they think! #worldnews Share 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Chloe Brooks Chloe Brooks is a social media influencer and comedian known for her humorous takes on trending topics. She shares the latest memes, TikTok challenges, and viral videos. Chloe graduated with a degree in Communications from UCLA and has a large following across multiple platforms. previous post Revelation: Widespread Misconceptions Regarding Proper Bra Wearing Techniques Emerge next post “Too Hot to Keep”: Netflix Users Erase Viewing History After Watching this Movie You may also like Paranormal Investigator’s Fatal Encounter with Purportedly Haunted Annabelle... July 17, 2025 Perplexed Woman Seeks Clarification on the Definition of... July 17, 2025 OnlyFans Model Bonnie Blue Receives Surprising Feedback from... July 17, 2025 Mother of 22 Aims to Expand Large Family... July 14, 2025 Liverpool Forward Diogo Jota Tragically Killed in Spanish... July 3, 2025 92-Year-Old Convicted of 1967 Bristol Woman’s Murder and... July 3, 2025 Tammy Slaton, ‘1000-lb Sisters’ Star, Reveals Engagement to... July 2, 2025 Meghan Markle Announces Professional Distancing from Prince Harry July 2, 2025 Tragic Finale: Marge Simpson’s Unexpected Demise Stuns Devoted... June 26, 2025 Extreme Body Modification Artist Struggles with Employment Opportunities... June 19, 2025