without a condom is good for mental health

According to a new study, sex without a condom is good for mental health.

Professor Stuart Brody, from the University of West of Scotland, and colleagues have conducted research and found that the heterosexual unprotected sex greatly increases the mental health of both men and women. On the other hand, heterosexual sex with condom use is associated with weaker spiritual health.

According to Brody, people are biologically programmed to enjoy unprotected sex because couples have evolutionary advantage and maximizes the chances of reproduction.   https://safehealthycares.wordpress.com/2014/05/24/mike-walden-review-important-facts-about-seasonal-allergies/

"Evolution is not politically correct, therefore, because of the wide range of potential sexual behavior, there is only one thing that is associated with better physical and mental health and that is the only sexual behavior favored by evolution. It is no accident, "argued Brody.

The researchers studied the sexual behavior of 99 women and 111 men in Portugal. Completed questionnaires about the pleasure derived from their sex lives and contraception use.  http://safehealthycares.blogspot.com/2014/05/mike-walden-important-facts-about.html

 Using a measure of psychological health developed in Canada, Brody concluded that condom use is associated with individuals of the sample had problems in dealing with stress. He found that people who had sex without a condom could face a more mature way their stress by taking effective measures. Also, these people had better mental health.

However, the findings of Brody received several reviews from campaigners for sexual health, who warned that unprotected sex leads to unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases.  https://www.apsense.com/article/joey-atlas-scam-the-most-effective-anticellulite-exercises.html

 The Tony Kerridge of Marie Stopes International, the largest organization of sexual and reproductive health, said: "I imagine how would disturb the mental health of someone when you discover that it has acquired a sexually transmitted disease or an unwanted pregnancy" and added: "Especially in cases Casual relationships, where there is the desire of pregnancy, our advice is that you should always use a condom. "