How sex toys can help improve the health of older women
The research, published in Menopause , involved over 3,000 women in the US (The Independent)
A new study suggests that women aged over 60 could improve their health through the use of sex toys.
The research, published in Menopause, involved over 3,000 women in the United States aged 60 and older, revealing a growing prevalence of masturbation and sex toy use in this demographic.
The study found that those who almost always or always used sex toys during masturbation were significantly more likely to report almost always having an orgasm.
The Menopause Society indicated that orgasms are associated with positive health outcomes, including improved cognitive function, pain relief, better sleep, and reduced stress and depression.
Researchers recommend that healthcare professionals provide more information to older women on these topics to destigmatise sexuality and enhance understanding of female sexual function.