Masturbation Can Protect Against Sexually Transmitted Infections
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If masturbation most often occurs before sexual intercourse, it would enhance male fertility. On the other hand, if it occurs after sexual intercourse, it may indicate a prevention of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
"It is important to note that reports of masturbation in female primates are much fewer in our data set. This is partly because female passion and masturbation may be less conspicuous compared to males, but it also reflects a lack of broader information about female sexual behavior and morphology in biological science," Brindle explained.
Although ultimately there may not be such benefits for humans who do not possess a penis, masturbation has many health benefits. This activity can aid in sleep, alleviate pain, and provide other health benefits.
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