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Not only does sex feel good, but regular time in the sack can have some major health benefits. To name a few, having sex regularly may lower your risk of heart disease, help minimize pain, decrease stress, and help you sleep better.
If you know about the benefits, but still feel like you and your partner need a sexual makeover, listen up. Whether you want to spice up the sexual habits you’ve always had or you’re curious to try something new, it’s never too late to get into a sexual groove.
We talked to Elizabeth Newell, MD, an OBGYN with Northwest OB/GYN in Spokane, Washington, for some of her best tips.
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