Is it true that if you do not release your semen you will develop prostate cancer?

you are at higher risk to develop the following is a quote from a scientific study published by doctors. it is a miracle finally one sensible question where did you know this young man?

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Is it necessary to masturbate at all?

Yes, it's necessary for males to masturbate.

Let's take a step back from masturbation and talk about ejaculation. It's necessary for males past puberty to ejaculate. The male sexual organs produce a number of fluids that have to be eliminated periodically. Doctors specializing in sexuality generally agree that a male must ejaculate (at a bare minimum) once every two weeks to avoid damage to his sexual functioning. However, more than 98% of males under the age of 60 ejaculate much more often than this. A team of doctors led by Dr. Graham Giles published a study in 2003 that found that males who ejaculated most often when they were young had the least incidence of prostate cancer later. They state that masturbation is healthier for the prostate than having intercourse, because masturbation doesn't expose the prostate to STDs. Dr. Giles recommends that younger males masturbate at least six times a week.

So ejaculation is necessary. If a male doesn't ejaculate by having intercourse (or wet dreams, which are uncommon in boys who have learned how to masturbate) -- then masturbation is necessary. So as a practical matter, yes, it's necessary for males to masturbate. Very few males claim to never masturbate, and some authorities say there are no males past puberty who never masturbate.

The average male masturbates well over 1000 times before he ever has sexual intercourse.

healthystrokes.com

You mean to say I had a license to masturbate the whole time? LOL

Masturbate to avoid damaging my sexual function? Good enough for me!

No.

However cleaning out the prostate regularly

does flush out germs and opportunistic viruses

and thus reduces chances of cancer getting

a foothold.

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There is no evidence about that one way or the other.

No.