Bulky lovers make better love--study

According to researchers from Erciyes University in Turkey, chubby men are virtually high on sexual performances making a sex session last to an average of 7.3 minutes as compared to slim lovers who are likely to leave women less than satisfied in bed with average of just 1.8 minutes, the Daily Express reported.

Fat men may have extra kilos hanging around their 'love handles,' but scientists believe that they have an advantage of being less likely to suffer from premature ejaculation.

The Big secret
The study, published in the 'International Journal of Impotence Research,' revealed that obese men possess higher levels of female sex hormone 'oestrogen' which disrupts the balance of neurotransmitter chemicals in the brain that control ejaculation.

In contrast, men afflicted by premature ejaculation have lower levels of the hormone.

More than a quarter of British men are believed to be suffering from this problem. Interestingly, these sufferers are more likely to be lean and trim, said the researchers.

Study details
The team of researchers recorded the body mass index (BMI) of more than 100 men with premature ejaculation problems over a span of one year. They, then compared the results with men who did not have premature ejaculation.

It was noted that men with this condition had much lower BMI scores on average than their bulky counterparts.

Only eight percent of premature ejaculation sufferers were identified as obese. "We found that premature ejaculators were leaner," the report stated.

The fatty men may be heaving a sigh of relief, but the fitter ones are not ready to accept the research.

A sales representative of Gym equipments and fat reduction food said in a verbose, “The persons against the manufacturers of equipments and diet foods are releasing this survey. This is just like the super bug news spread against India.”

2.5 million British men too fat to see their genitals
A recent separate research, revealing that one in 10 British men is too fat to see his manhood because of his protruding bulge around the belly, contradicts the above study results.

The study showed that 43 percent of fat men hadn't seen their willy in the last two years, without the aid of a mirror or adjusting their body shape, while 16 percent couldn't remember the last time they saw it.

Figures show that there are over 15,000,000 obese people in the UK, with each individual costing the NHS more than £65,000 per year.

The leaner and fitter ones might still be the competition.