Oxford University Scientists Say Blow Jobs Are Good for Women’s Health & Intellect in A New Study

For many years, the conversation surrounding blow jobs has been unsettled—while some women regard it as just a means of pleasuring their men, others go the extra mile to swallow the end product with pride.

And beyond the act, there has been another conversation around whether a woman ought to swallow or not to—with many saying, it depends on the woman.

But a group of Oxford scientists seem to have settled the debate with their new finding, saying among other things that, the act of blow jobbing has immense health benefits.

Writing in the March edition of the journal of sciences, Professor Ian Lowell, the lead researcher said “it’s a matter of common sense to easily draw from the act that the movement in the jaw serves as a facial and jaw exercise.”

He added; “the next layer of health benefit is the upper body, around the neck movement—which also keeps the veins and muscles active.”

Now the actual health benefit comes to those who swallow, per the paper.

The research paper states that “the human semen contains a lot of calcium which is good for the teeth and a unique acidic chemical component which is great for hair growth.”

“Therefore, swallowing a good a mount of stable semen leads to strong and healthy teeth—as well as good hair growth and in-stomach digestion.”