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Yes — men can and do have orgasms without ejaculating; that phenomenon is commonly called a “dry orgasm” or anejaculation and can be temporary or permanent depending on cause (examples: recent ejacula...
There is no single list of “penis pump brands most recommended by urologists” in the provided sources; available reporting names a mix of consumer‑facing brands (Bathmate, CalExotics, Penomet, Hydroma...
The best available measurements place the typical adult vaginal depth (unstimulated, baseline) in the ballpark of about 7–10 cm (roughly 2.7–4 inches), with many studies reporting a population mean ne...
Available reporting shows that penis size increases mainly during puberty and generally stabilizes by late adolescence or early adulthood; typical adult erect length estimates cluster around about 5.1...
Most clinical references put “normal” semen volume per ejaculation at roughly 1.5–5.0 mL, with many general‑audience outlets and some WHO‑based summaries quoting 1.25–5 mL; fertile‑cohort studies repo...
Large, professionally measured studies put the average erect penis length at about 13.1 cm (≈5.1 in), meaning lengths of 8 inches (≈20.3 cm) are well above the mean and described as rare in the litera...
Penis pumps (vacuum erection devices) create a vacuum that draws blood into the penis to produce an erection; they are an FDA‑recognized, non‑drug option often used for erectile dysfunction and penile...
Medical reporting and small studies place average vaginal depth (unstimulated) at roughly 2–5 inches (5–13 cm), with common estimates near 3.5–4 inches (9–10 cm), and note that the canal lengthens dur...
Available measurements show wide individual variation: published studies and reviews put typical vaginal depth roughly 2–5 inches (5–13 cm) with specific studies reporting ranges from about 1.6 cm to ...
Weight‑loss supplements sold under names like “Lipoless,” “Lipozene,” “Lipozem” or similar make broad appetite‑and‑fat claims but carry common safety themes: gastrointestinal complaints (diarrhea, con...
Medical and consumer guides give varied but overlapping beginner recommendations: start with short sessions (often 5–15 minutes), limit frequency to a few times per week, and always follow manufacture...
Serious warning signs after anal sex that multiple clinical outlets say merit immediate emergency care include sharp, persistent internal pain, heavy or prolonged rectal bleeding, signs of perforation...
Existing measurements of adult vaginal depth vary widely across methods and studies: common reported ranges cluster around about 2–5 inches (5–13 cm) in general-audience summaries (Medical News Today)...
Published measurements vary, but most recent summaries and primary studies place average resting (unstimulated) vaginal depth roughly between about 5–8 cm (2–3.1 in) and commonly cite a broader practi...
Mild-to-moderate pain or soreness after consensual anal intercourse commonly resolves quickly — often within hours to a few days — but a substantial minority report more intense or longer-lasting pain...
Current reporting and clinical summaries say prostate stimulation can produce strong sexual pleasure — including orgasms for some men — and that limited older trials suggested possible urinary benefit...
Penis pumps (vacuum erection devices, VEDs) are widely described as safe, non‑drug treatments that can be used alongside oral PDE‑5 inhibitor drugs such as sildenafil (Viagra) and tadalafil (Cialis); ...
There are no clinical trials of the specific “pink gelatin” recipe as a branded intervention; available reporting repeatedly notes the trend is a viral variant of the broader “gelatin trick,” which ha...
Age broadly reduces how often many men ejaculate and alters orgasmic force, semen volume, sperm quality and the ability to have repeated ejaculations; large cohort data show ejaculatory frequency tend...
Scientific and consumer reporting is split: several technical reviews and medical outlets say distilled water is safe and does not actively “leach” minerals from the body (e.g., Cornell experts, Medic...