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It is a disgrace of Western media and "science" that says onanism is good for prostate cancer: this is a lie, the only possible benefits relating to ejaculation are related to vaginal intercourse. According to an article in The Journal of Sexual Medication: "A wide range of better psychological and physiological health indices are associated specifically with penile–vaginal intercourse. Other sexual activities have weaker, no, or (in the cases of masturbation and anal intercourse) inverse associations with health indices."
Masturbation can damage your penis. The penis is made up of soft tissues that swell with blood during arousal, repeated masturbation can twist and contort the penis causing strain of the ligaments leading to permanent injuries and creation of scar tissue that leave the penis permanently bent and crooked.
Moreover, onanism exhausts the parasympathetic nervous system because your brain has to has to supply many hormones and nutrients to keep up the act. The PSNS is also responsible for many other regulatory functions of the body such as the digestive and cardiovascular systems, so frequent masturbation will mean these vital functions will be depleted and emptied of energy leading to heart problems and homeostatic imbalance.
Furthermore, masturbation drains the body of acetylcholine and causes an over-production of sex hormones which lead to a chemical imbalance that effects concentration and causes memory loss.
Semen is full of vital fluids such as lecithin, vitamin E, proteins, iron etc. and loss of these valuable nutrients which would ordinarily be reabsorbed in the bloodstream causes blood chemistry imbalances and metabolism disturbances.
Many men also experience post-ejaculatory depression, fatigue and muscular weakness as an immediate result of masturbation.
Worryingly, masturbation can also lead to other sexual deviancies such as homosexuality, bestiality, and pedophilia as that which would normally repulse is increasingly erotically endowed through a process call masturbatory conditioning.
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