I want to ask you that I masturbate excessively from last 8 years. Is there any mental illness to this.

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Helo-
A stressful environment created by long-term sexual exhaustion and over masturbation can lead to inflammation of the nervous system coupled with the accumulation of harmful, pro-oxidant proteins that cause brain cell destruction. The hippocampus, the part of the brain that controls long-term memory and spatial navigation, experiences damage. According to researchers, the glucocorticoids in your body start to damage the hippocampus during the secretion process in exhausted and stressed states (usually associated with Over Masturbation).

Meanwhile, each time a man ejaculates, he loses vital neurochemicals that also involved with concentration and memory. Men who ejaculate frequently showcase lower levels of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that lowers heart rate and acts as an ?excitatory? chemical in the central nervous system. With lowered levels of acetylcholine, individuals experience memory lapses. According to studies, individuals with Alzheimer?s disease often showcase lower levels of acetylcholine in the central nervous system.

Rahul Gupta · Accepted Answer

Helo-
A stressful environment created by long-term sexual exhaustion and over masturbation can lead to inflammation of the nervous system coupled with the accumulation of harmful, pro-oxidant proteins that cause brain cell destruction. The hippocampus, the part of the brain that controls long-term memory and spatial navigation, experiences damage. According to researchers, the glucocorticoids in your body start to damage the hippocampus during the secretion process in exhausted and stressed states (usually associated with Over Masturbation).

Meanwhile, each time a man ejaculates, he loses vital neurochemicals that also involved with concentration and memory. Men who ejaculate frequently showcase lower levels of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that lowers heart rate and acts as an ?excitatory? chemical in the central nervous system. With lowered levels of acetylcholine, individuals experience memory lapses. According to studies, individuals with Alzheimer?s disease often showcase lower levels of acetylcholine in the central nervous system.