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(2010/09/20 21:43) International Center/Comprehensive Report
A male high school student in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, was recently found dead at home with his lower body unclothed. After examination by the prefectural hospital, it was suspected that excessive secretion of the seminal vesicles and overexcitement led to cardiopulmonary arrest. In other words, the young man died from excessive masturbation at home—literally "ejaculating himself to death."
According to the autopsy results from Miyagi Prefectural Hospital, the teenager had ejaculated at least five times in a single day or engaged in marathon masturbation sessions lasting over 10 hours. The excessive stimulation overwhelmed his cardiopulmonary functions, leading to his death—a classic case of "ejaculating to death."
Japanese media reports indicate that such deaths are not uncommon in Japan, accounting for 0.3% of fatalities among adolescents aged 12 to 16. In actual numbers, this translates to 200 to 300 deaths annually, with a growing trend. However, since such cases are often classified as sudden deaths, it is likely that even more Japanese teenagers may have died from "excessive masturbation."
Source: http://www. nownews. com/ 2010/ 09/ 20/ 91- 2648222. htm
Marathon Masturbation Turns Fatal for Japanese High Schooler
A male high school student in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, was recently found dead at home with his lower body unclothed. After examination by the prefectural hospital, it was suspected that excessive secretion of the seminal vesicles and overexcitement led to cardiopulmonary arrest. In other words, the young man died from excessive masturbation at home—literally "ejaculating himself to death."
According to the autopsy results from Miyagi Prefectural Hospital, the teenager had ejaculated at least five times in a single day or engaged in marathon masturbation sessions lasting over 10 hours. The excessive stimulation overwhelmed his cardiopulmonary functions, leading to his death—a classic case of "ejaculating to death."
Japanese media reports indicate that such deaths are not uncommon in Japan, accounting for 0.3% of fatalities among adolescents aged 12 to 16. In actual numbers, this translates to 200 to 300 deaths annually, with a growing trend. However, since such cases are often classified as sudden deaths, it is likely that even more Japanese teenagers may have died from "excessive masturbation."
Source: http://www. nownews. com/ 2010/ 09/ 20/ 91- 2648222. htm