The kind of men who last the longest in bed with their partners has been revealed and it will surprise you.
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Forget p*nis size, this is the only measurement that’s important when it comes to bedroom prowess.
It turns out that the size of a guy’s stomach may be a better indicator of how long he can last for in bed.
According to a study by researchers at Erciyes University in Turkey, fat men make better lovers because they have the most sexual stamina.
Scientists studied 200 men by comparing their body mass index (BMI) and sexual performance.
Perhaps surprisingly they found that lardy lads with visible belly fat and a higher BMI could go for 7.3 minutes on average in the sack.
Meanwhile slimmer men typically lasted 1.8 minutes but a significant number of them suffered from premature ejaculation (PE).
The study said: “We found that the premature ejaculators were leaner.
“As the BMI increased, the number of patients decreased in the premature ejaculation group.
But why do chubby guys do it better?
Researchers reckon it’s because they have higher levels of the female sex hormone oestradiol.
They believe that oestradiol disrupts the chemical balance in the body and inhibits the male orgasm meaning men end up going on all night.
Premature ejaculation is when the man ejaculates before or very shortly after penetration.
Blowing your load too early is a common problem that affected 30% of lads last year alone, while 10% frequently suffer from it.
It’s a major cause of concern for men because they want to prolong pleasure in the sack for both themselves and their partner.
If you do finish before you'd like, you're certainly not alone. A recent study revealed that as many as one in three men say their romantic encounters end sooner than they'd expect or want.
A study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine revealed that women wish romps would last for 23 minutes.
But the average man only last 3 minutes and 45 seconds in bed, according to Spreadsheets, an app that tracks users’ sex lives.
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Via Daily Star UK