Doctors are speechless.

Deep kissing, also known as French kissing, is often seen as a passionate and intimate act between partners. While it’s a common way to express love and desire, many people don’t realize it can come with certain health risks and

effects. In this blog post, we’ll explore both the positive and negative side effects of deep kissing — from the exchange of bacteria to emotional consequences.

Exchange of Germs and Infections
Deep kissing involves the exchange of saliva, which means bacteria and viruses can easily pass between partners. Some potential health issues include:

Mononucleosis (aka “the kissing disease”) – Caused by the Epstein-Barr virus.

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