Does Sex Make Your Butt Bigger?

There’s a lot of speculation that sex can make your butt bigger, either because it changes hormones or simply because sex is exercise. But is it really true? Logically, we would of course expect the physical activities of sex to work your glutes. On the other hand, whether hormones induced or absorbed during sex can affect a woman physically, let alone a targeted area, is very difficult to prove.

Let’s start with the question of hormonal impact. Sex undoubtedly promotes the release of a cluster of hormones, for both men and women. The same way birth control might cause some women to experience side effects or grow a few cup sizes, it’s not crazy to think hormones released during sex could have a physical effect as well.

When a woman orgasms, there are three well-known hormones released in her body: oxytocin, dopamine, and DHEA. Oxytocin is best recognized as the female “love” hormone, and its function is to encourage social bonding. Oxytocin will come into play in any physical bonding scenario, not just during sex. However, it earned its sexual reputation because during sex the amount of the hormone released is significantly higher than other activities. Climax releases another thrilling hormone called dopamine. Dopamine is the “euphoria” hormone. Whenever you’re in a great mood after sex, thank dopamine. And the final female orgasmic release is Dehydroepiandrosterone. And its function is as complicated as its spelling! This mouthful is known as the super hormone. It generally increases testosterone in women, but its purpose is to help make the experience a pleasant and comfortable one. DHEA promotes a healthy libido, fights dryness and generally helps all of the good things about being a sexually active woman.

Women aren’t the only ones releasing hormones during sex. Semen is full of testosterone, estrogen, prolactic and a multitude of prostaglandin. What are these? They’re all hormones known to affect women both mentally and physically. The descriptions of these hormones would each lead you to believe that sex may have more of an impact on your life and overall wellbeing than you realized. While this is probably true, do any of them influence your butt size? No…

Nevertheless, one hormone really can change your butt! Estrogen, the “woman’s hormone,” is not typically associated with sexual experiences. Some people believe that having sex regularly will make a woman produce more estrogen. This has not been proven and given the array of sexual habits people have, it’s not an easy statistic to measure. The good news is estrogen does in fact send fat to your butt! Just not because of sex. The hormones exchanged during sex only stay in our bodies for a brief period. This means no long-term effects have been proven or are expected any time soon. And none of it is building your booty.

So how will sex make your butt bigger?

Aerobic exercise! Not all positions will aid your glute growth. The easiest way to know if you’re “positioning” yourself during sex to make your butt bigger is to feel the burn in your buttocks. Have you ever felt the burn after the performance of a lifetime?

Hands down the best position to work on your glutes is, surprise, missionary. It’s the best proven position for toning your butt and abs. Most effective is to the squeeze and release these areas as you lay on your back. Cowgirl and reverse cowgirl are obviously very cardio-friendly positions, also targeting your butt and ab muscles. A wise man once said “mount up and watch the booty blossom.” He’s not wrong. And, of course, the most charmingly named of all the positions: doggy-style. Putting a little back into it is not only considerate, it’s building your booty. A win for all parties! Keep this in mind when you feel like taking a backseat.

Of course, the number of calories burned during a roll in the hay would lead many to assume you lose weight without building muscle. Your diet has a serious influence on whether you gain muscle when you work out and do your butt exercises. A diet that supports muscle development will absolutely increase the size of your butt with the right positions. The key to toning your buttocks during sex, then, is a combination of a healthy diet, the right positions and repetition. Have a little extra protein, put in a little extra work in the bedroom, and that booty increase is a perk of your sex life. Or just have him rub some Glutimax butt enhancement cream on your booty and relax!

But remember, sex isn’t just physical. Perception can be even more important. As Philosopher Wayne Dryer wrote, “change the way you look at things and the things you look at change.” Having sex more might not increase your estrogen levels, but sexual satisfaction and affection will often raise your self-esteem. Positive responses from your partner subconsciously pour into how we view ourselves. If your significant other is constantly talking about your butt, and he thinks it’s something special, so will you. It might not make your butt bigger or better, but if you feel like it is, you’re winning.

Sex itself will probably not make your butt bigger. Glutimax will…

To sum up, the specific hormones released in a woman during sex probably can’t make your butt bigger. And does sex make your butt bigger? Yes, but you’re going to have to work for it. Self-love and positive reinforcement, on the other hand, can give you the best perception of yourself in sex and all aspects of life. Even if you don’t yet have your dream butt, you can learn to love it…

Regards,
The Glutimax Blog Team
https://www.glutimaxblog.com/