Contraceptive Hormones Improve Cognitive Function
- Health & Medicine, Mind & Brain
- November 9, 2012
Ladies be aware: the way you walk reveals intimate details of your sex life! According to Belgian researchers, women walk differently when they have had vaginal orgasms. Researchers videotaped women walking on the street, half of whom were vaginally orgasmic – triggered solely by penile-vaginal intercourse (not orgasms from direct clitoral stimulation). Then sexologists blind
READ MOREMany women report extreme sexual pleasure from stimulation of an area in the upper, anterior part of the vagina known as the G-spot. However, until now, the structure of this phenomenon had not been anatomically determined. But with help from the dead body of a 83-year old woman, a gynecologist finally managed to prove the
READ MOREA new study found an important link between traumatic childhood experiences and worse health outcomes in later life. The Coping with HIV/AIDS in the Southeast (CHASE) study followed more than 600 HIV patients, aged 20 to 71, over a two-year period. According to the researchers, more than half of these patients had experienced abuse in
READ MOREMale ejaculation is influenced by female sex noises. If you are convinced you always make the ladies scream out of pleasure in bed, you may get disappointed. It seems that women use moaning, sighing, and dirty talk to manipulate men ejaculatory behavior to their advantage. Researchers of the University of Central Lancashire and the University
READ MOREIs love addictive? What roles do oxytocin, dopamine and testosterone play in our lives? What does the brain tell us about homosexuality? With ‘Dirty Minds’ Kayt Sukel seeks to explain love and relationships on a scientific level. By using human MRI studies and animal research on dogs, monkeys, and monogamous prairie voles, Sukel has thoroughly
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