A study by Havard University researchers found that men who shoots at least 21 times a month could see their chances of getting prostate cancer slashed by a third.
It involved a total of 31,925 men, who filled out three questionnaires about ejaculation frequency between 1992 and 2010.
The results indicated a significant reduction in prostate cancer rates among men who releases frequently.
Apart from the regular list of diet, exercise and regular check-ups, researchers have also discovered that high levels of sexual activity can reduce the risk of contracting prostate cancer.
The study observed the sexual habits of 32,000 men and it concluded that those with a higher rate of ejaculation were less likely to have prostate tumours.
Apparently 21 ejaculations per month can reduce the risk of prostate cancer by 33 percent.
As to why this helps the prostate is yet to be fully determined, but scientists have speculated that it may flush toxins out of the system.
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