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'He strangled me without asking': The dangers of choking during sex

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Government review found porn involving non-fatal strangulation ( NFS ) was "rife" Porn is contributing to choking filtering into some people's sex lives, experts say.

35% of respondents say they have been choked by a partner during consensual sex.

16% of all UK -based respondents have been strangled once or more during sex.

Choking can lead to loss of consciousness, strokes, seizures and speech disorders.

National Police Chiefs' Council warns NFS can be used to control and coerce a partner.

Studies suggest victims are seven times more likely to be murdered by their partner if there had been non-fatal strangulation beforehand.

Amanda didn't know choking could be an offence in England and Wales , even if done consensually.

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