THIS IS WHAT HAPPEN TO YOUR BODY WHEN WORK,SCHOOL OR LIFE IN GENERAL

Too busy for sex? Practicing celibacy? Here’s what can potentially happen to your body when work, school, or life in general gets in the way of a little “bow-chick-a-wow-wow.”

You’re more susceptible to catching a common cold.

While spending less time rolling around in the sheets reduces your exposure to germs, you can also miss out on the immune-boosting benefits of lovemaking, experts say. In fact, per researchers at Wilkes-Barre University in Pennsylvania, persons who had sex once or twice a week saw a 30 percent boost in immunoglobulin A (IgA) – one of the first lines of defenses against viruses — than those who had less frequent sex.

You may feel more anxious.

Scottish researchers found that those declining sex experienced difficulty adapting to upsetting circumstances including "open talking and verbal number-crunching," when contrasted with individuals who engaged in sexual relations at any rate once more than two weeks. 

"For a fortnight, 24 ladies and 22 men utilized every day journals to record PVI, masturbation, and collaborated sexual conduct without PVI. People who announced PVI (however no other sexual exercises) would be advised to pressure reaction (less reactivity or potentially bring down gauge levels) than people detailing other or no sexual practices," the investigation peruses.

Your risk of prostate cancer spikes.

For the fellas, an examination displayed to the American Urological Association found that men who thumped boots on a reliable premise saw a 20 percent diminish in their danger of prostate growth. This is because of the expulsion of conceivably unsafe substances found in the prostate, by method for discharge. Strangely, additionally look into in the diary BJU International, found that the more a man strokes off amid his 20s, 30s, and 40s, the more noteworthy his hazard for prostate growth.

Erectile dysfunction becomes a serious problem.

Regular sexual activity – once a week of more — protects against erectile dysfunction. Men who abstain from intercourse are twice as likely to experience the inability to achieve or keep an erection firm enough to enjoy sex, a study published in the American Journal of Medicine reports.

You may experience depression.

For the ladies, the longer you go without sex, the more down in the dumps you may feel, states a study in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior. According to experts, this is because semen contains compounds such as melatonin, serotonin, oxytocin – all which apparently boost mood in women who don’t strap up during sex. However, it’s important to note, that this is not an endorsement NOT to practice safe sex!

However, there is an upside….

Your risk of UTIs – bacteria which gets trapped in the vagina within 24 hours of sex – decreases by nearly 80 percent when you’re not sexually active. “Frequency of sexual intercourse is the strongest predictor of recurrent urinary tract infections,” one study reads. While drinking plenty of fluids (especially water) to flush bacteria from your urinary tract is an easy way to combat UTIs, practicing safer sex (ahem, using condoms) is your best defense against the infection.