TODAY | March 06, 2013
No headache excuse! Intimacy relieves migraines
A study from Germany indicates that intimacy can relieve migraines; about half of the test subjects said their headache symptoms improved after sex. Researchers think it’s the release of endorphins that does the trick.
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>>> science may have shot down that old bedroom excuse not tonight, i have a headache. new research, you'll like this one, suggests that intimacy can actually relieve migraines. in a study from germany, half of the test subjects said their headache symptoms improved after sex. researchers think it's the release of endorphins that does the trick.