Patient's question:
What physical changes can occur in the body due to prolonged masturbation?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the dangers and consequences of masturbation1. Masturbation is a severely damaging act to the body and spirit. The "essence" consumed by masturbation is the life-giving essence and blood-creating source stored in the kidneys, which are connected to the marrow and brain marrow. Excessive consumption of essence can lead to marrow cavities, insufficient brain marrow, premature aging and early death, with extreme physical weakness being a secondary manifestation.
2. The human body is nourished by blood and qi, which come from food. Unconsumed blood and qi transform into essence during deep sleep and are stored in the kidneys, sealed within the bones for future needs. If consumption is low and savings are high, it is the guarantee of longevity and health; if consumption is high and savings are low, it is the prelude to aging and a short life. Both masturbation and sexual activity manifest as the consumption of essence, and the excessive accumulation of this loss indicates a decline in quality of life and an early end to the life journey.
3. Masturbation not only damages the body's vitality but also harms the mind, causing mental fatigue, weak willpower, indecisiveness, procrastination, irritability, and suspicion and fear. When facing matters, one may either rush forward or retreat, lacking patience, perseverance, and the confidence and courage to succeed. All of these are consequences of insufficient essence that cannot transform into qi.
4. Masturbation also affects intelligence. Long-term masturbation significantly damages memory and thinking ability, with a sense of inadequacy in learning and a rapid decline in academic performance being the most obvious manifestations. This is the result of insufficient essence that cannot transform into qi, and qi that cannot transform into spirit.
5. The uncontrolled and rampant nature of masturbation is related to the misguidance of Western medical theories. Middle school physiology and hygiene