Experts believe that morning displays of affection and tenderness stimulate the production of the happiness hormone, endorphin. Its highest concentration was recorded at 9:45 a.m.
British scientists have discovered the best time to make love. The study found that the ideal time for good sex is 45 minutes after waking up. It's important to go to bed by 10 p.m. and wake up at a quarter to seven a.m.
Maintaining the ideal time for sex not only ensures successful intercourse, but also a feeling of vigour throughout the day and a good mood.
Experts believe that morning displays of affection and tenderness stimulate the production of the happiness hormone, endorphin. Its highest concentration was recorded at 9:45 a.m., when people began work.
In addition, a body that has rested at night responds better to lovemaking, making sex especially enjoyable.
Previously, experts noted with regret that people spend their mornings at work instead of making love.