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Wild Sex Makes Babies

Better stimulation likely boosts fertility in both sexes

By Matt Cantor,  Newser Staff

Posted Mar 22, 2009 10:14 AM CDT

(Newser) – A night of wild passion is more likely to result in endless nights with a squalling newborn than the mechanical, right-time-of-the-month sex many couples fall into when trying for a baby, say experts. “The better the sex, the better the chances of conception,” noted one. Each partner should focus on making sure the other is satisfied, the Guardian reports: ejaculations are more potent amid stronger stimulation in "gourmet sex."

Stronger orgasms in women likely help “pull or suck up the sperm,” says another expert. “The sex should be as wild and thrilling as it was when they first met, when they weren't thinking about babies, to give them the maximum possible chance of having a baby.”

Better sex boosts chances of a baby, experts say.
Better sex boosts chances of a baby, experts say.   (Shutterstock)
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COMMENTS
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paul123
Mar 24, 2009 12:58 PM CDT
sex causes babies?
riffran
Mar 23, 2009 9:24 AM CDT
YEEEEEEEEHA WARM UP THE CURLING IRON HONEYYYYYYYY..........lol...gotta love Bill Engvall
scottaco
Mar 22, 2009 8:47 AM CDT
People actually PLAN to have babies? is this a religious thing? Are they trying to scare everyone into boring, mechanical, missionary position in an effort to make them think if it gets passionate, they'll be stuck with kids?

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