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Seeing how many youngsters disliked this lovely woman emoji here's information that might help them wise up: Your Brain on an Orgasm Women who masturbated in an MRI machine helped scientists show that, from buildup to peak, an orgasm lights up your brain like the night sky on the Fourth of July. Here's what's going on in your mind while you're getting it on.
At First Touch The brain's genital sensory cortex region fires up. "We found that the clitoris, vagina, and cervix each stimulate different parts of the cortex," says behavioral neuroscientist Barry R. Komisaruk, Ph.D., who led the MRI study "Because each can produce an orgasm independently"—and here's your takeaway—"stimulating several at once may lead to more intense, more pleasurable orgasms."
The Buildup Continued stimulation stokes your hippocampus, a region known to evoke dreamlike memories. (Remember sex in the car with the top down in that rented convertible? Good times.) Also activated is the amygdala, involved in emotional expression and intense feelings. Though researchers don't know exactly what kind of emotions you experience, we've got a guess: They're positive.
Almost There At the start of an orgasm, the cerebellum triggers tension in your thighs, butt, and abs, while the frontal cortex—the brain's controller of planning and abstract thought—kicks in, kicking off more sexual fantasies. (David Beckham? Mark Ruffalo? We won't tell.) The anterior cingulate cortex and insula turn on. These regions may inhibit pain so that you feel the exact opposite: pleasure.
Ecstasy! The hypothalamus releases oxytocin, causing uterine contractions that generate those sensational O sensations. The moment isn't purely physical: Oxytocin, a.k.a. the "love hormone," also promotes bonding . As the nucleus accumbens, or "pleasure center," receives dopamine, you fly even higher.
Post-O Lights out in the brain. Everything cools down while you bask in the afterglow.
http://www.womenshealthmag.com/sex-and-love/orgasm-body
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Jahead Choudhury Something that might help you understand woman & keep your fantasies good ones: Your Brain on an Orgasm Women who masturbated in an MRI machine helped scientists show that, from buildup to peak, an orgasm lights up your brain like the night sky on the Fourth of July. Here's what's going on in your mind while you're getting it on.
At First Touch The brain's genital sensory cortex region fires up. "We found that the clitoris, vagina, and cervix each stimulate different parts of the cortex," says behavioral neuroscientist Barry R. Komisaruk, Ph.D., who led the MRI study "Because each can produce an orgasm independently"—and here's your takeaway—"stimulating several at once may lead to more intense, more pleasurable orgasms."
The Buildup Continued stimulation stokes your hippocampus, a region known to evoke dreamlike memories. (Remember sex in the car with the top down in that rented convertible? Good times.) Also activated is the amygdala, involved in emotional expression and intense feelings. Though researchers don't know exactly what kind of emotions you experience, we've got a guess: They're positive.
Almost There At the start of an orgasm, the cerebellum triggers tension in your thighs, butt, and abs, while the frontal cortex—the brain's controller of planning and abstract thought—kicks in, kicking off more sexual fantasies. (David Beckham? Mark Ruffalo? We won't tell.) The anterior cingulate cortex and insula turn on. These regions may inhibit pain so that you feel the exact opposite: pleasure.
Ecstasy! The hypothalamus releases oxytocin, causing uterine contractions that generate those sensational O sensations. The moment isn't purely physical: Oxytocin, a.k.a. the "love hormone," also promotes bonding . As the nucleus accumbens, or "pleasure center," receives dopamine, you fly even higher.
Post-O Lights out in the brain. Everything cools down while you bask in the afterglow.
http://www.womenshealthmag.com/sex-and-love/orgasm-body back on the right track:
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