Sexual swallowing sperm

Men can get the benefits of semen by injaculating. New research in mice and human cell cultures has revealed that the taste cells of humans and other mammals can also contain smell receptors. According to the Harvard School of Public Health, men who spent more than an hour and a half each week engaging in physical activity outdoors had a 42 percent higher sperm concentration than those who spent no time outdoors. It is passed on through contact with blood, for example by using contaminated needles. When you look at the percentage daily value above, it becomes pretty quickly clear that in order to get a reasonable amount of any of these nutritious elements, you would have to swallow lots of spunk. For this reason, prostaglandins are sometimes administered by doctors to help along the labor process.

Sperm cells themselves make up less than one percent of semen. Swallowing frequently or yawning during aircraft takeoff and descent may help to equalize the pressure and therefore clear the ear. The primary way of controlling the taste of semen is through diet.