That’s why you usually feel happier after you’ve climaxed. Morning sex produces endorphins, the magical pain-relieving chemicals in your body that help boost your mood. That means climaxing before you head to work can put you in a great mood for the rest of the day. One 2010 study found that pleasurable activities can reduce your stress hormone levels. Want to get rid of stress? Then have morning sex. When it’s released during sex, you’ll feel more connected to your partner. How so? Sex produces oxytocin, also known as the “cuddle hormone.” Oxytocin is the chemical in the brain that controls love and bonding. Morning sex can bring you and your partner closer together. It releases the “cuddle hormone” oxytocin One older review published in 2000 also found that higher testosterone levels can increase erection strength. High testosterone levels will boost your partner’s libido and improve sexual function, according to one 2007 study. Speaking of hormones: The more testosterone, the better the sex. Why does that matter? Well, one 2013 study found that your libido is affected by your hormone levels -the higher they are, the friskier you feel. That’s because estrogen and testosterone levels are at their peak during this time.
Morning is the perfect time for sex because, quite frankly, your body’s ready for it. Science agrees: Morning sex is where it’s at.
