Well if the medicinal benefits of marijuana weren’t enough for some to light up, what if it promised you better and more frequent sex?
According to a new study, scientists at Stanford University have found that marijuana use makes sex better.
The study, which was published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, had researchers analyzing data from a group of 28,176 women and 22,943 men “to elucidate whether a relation between marijuana use and sexual frequency exists using a nationally representative sample of reproductive-age men and women.”
According to the results, “marijuana use is independently associated with increased sexual frequency and does not appear to impair sexual function.”
It was also found that people who use marijuana daily reported having 20 percent more sex than those who don’t use the drug.
Another JSM-published study called, “The Relationship Between Marijuana Use Prior to Sex and Sexual Function in Women” had been conducted at Saint Louis University in Missouri and that study also came up with similar findings.
In that survey, researchers polled 133 sexually-active adult women at one particular, academic ObGyn practice, during their annual check-ups. According to the results, thirty-eight women (29%) disclosed consuming cannabis prior to copulation. Of those 38 women, 68 percent reported more pleasurable sex, 16% said it ruined their sexual experience, while the remaining 16% were undecided or unaware.
