I stopped eating meat – and it boosted my sex life: ‘Plant-fed attitude allows for hours of pleasure’

Tracy Kiss has sworn off meat – and it’s changed her sex life.

The controversial 34-year-old yogi from England – who once got a tattoo on her forearm to measure the size of a man’s penis – revealed she has reaped the bedroom benefits of being vegan, claiming there are “many advantages “.

“Bringing plant-nourished strength and stamina into the bedroom allows for hours of mutual pleasure with your partner—something many couples lack in a balance of quality and quantity,” Kiss told Jam Press.

She claimed that meat eaters are “sweating and out of breath” more quickly in bed.

“That means they have to stop acting sooner, whereas vegans are a powerhouse of performance and endurance,” she said.

It turns out that Kiss’s strange behavior in the bedroom is backed up by science.

Last year, researchers from Stanford University found that women’s libido levels can increase by up to 383% if they follow a vegan diet.

“I’d rather be a sexual gymnast than a bed panting between the sheets,” Kiss said.

She claimed that some of the world’s strongest animals are herbivores, such as elephants, horses, deer, gorillas and more, arguing that their “incredible strength and endurance” can be chalked up to their plant-based diets.

Kiss, who has been vegan for a decade, claims to have inspired “more than one” of her partners to convert to using plant-based products like plant protein powder for their workouts.

“Despite being vegan, I’ve never met another vegan, but partners have carefully introduced more fruit and vegetables into their diet and reduced meat and dairy consumption to reduce their intake and focused on optimal health and nutrition,” she explained.

But she doesn’t want to “tell people what to do with their lives.”

“It’s like losing weight, quitting smoking or staying sober — a person can only change bad habits when they’re really ready, not to please others,” Kiss said.

However, she recommends that everyone give it a try. While it can be difficult, “it takes time and persistence” to break habits, she added, and it will be “worth it.”

“Keep your mindset stronger than your desires, take each day as it comes, and don’t let a little setback derail you,” she advised.

“You get better health and a better bank balance without the cost of meat and dairy” and a much better sex life.

She added: “And no, giving and receiving oral pleasure with a partner doesn’t mean you’re not a true vegan because no lives were harmed or taken.”