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The study of neurochemical responses in relation to orgasms
Anatomical targets such as the and can alter the subjective intensity, sensory quality, and mechanics of male because they engage different peripheral structures and neural pathways that underlie emis...
Current evidence does not show a clear, consistent difference in systemic hormonal or neurochemical responses that maps cleanly onto “clitoral” versus “vaginal” orgasms; rather, neuroscientists and se...
Laboratory and survey research have attempted to measure how long it takes women to reach orgasm under different types and sites of stimulation; early laboratory timing found mean s around 20 seconds ...
The spinal ejaculatory reflex in humans is generated by a lumbar spinal “spinal ejaculation generator” (including lumbar spinothalamic/LSt cells and Onuf’s nucleus motoneurons) that executes emission ...