Here are some little known facts about Women’s sexuality

Women and orgasms

* It’s possible for women to have at least 8 different types of orgasms, yet over 65% of women do not have even one, and only 15% report having orgasms regularly.  Many of the women who do have orgasms can only do so with mechanical assistance (vibrators, etc)

(Robert W. Birch PHD

Redbook survey)

 

 The Many Different Flavors of Female Orgasms:

• Clitoral
• G-spot
• A-spot
• Vaginal
• Blended – Clitoral & G-spot, Clitoral & Vaginal, etc.
• Ejaculatory
• Multiple
• Anal
• Breast

Whole- body

 

*The key to orgasms for women, especially multiple orgasms, is the ability to relax the body and focus the mind. The women who have the most orgasms have the ability to remain very focused.

Carla Tara

 

*Women store emotional stress and trauma in their G-spot, thereby inhibiting their ability to fully experience orgasmic pleasure, even causing numbness, irritation, and pain. As a result of this, many women and their partners are confused about where the G-spot is, if it exists, and how it works.

(Deborah Sundahl, Sexual Healing Practitioner)

 

*When a woman’s Yoni (vagina) is healed of trauma, it is naturally orgasmic.

 

*With simple, easy and effective Tantric techniques, many women can transform trauma, blocks and inhibitions, restoring their natural capacity for multiple ejaculatory orgasms, thereby healing, enriching, and replenishing their vital essences.

 

Dr.Winnifred Cutler Endocrinology research suggests regular orgasm has health benefits such as higher levels of hormones, improving health of the cardiovascular system, supporting bone density, increasing brain function, boosting immune system, enhancing skin tone.

 

Female ejaculation comes from tiny glands embedded in the urethral sponge – also, kidneys stimulate to release a non-urine substance into the bladder, due to secretion of hormone aldosterone- Kidneys responsible for creating sexual secretions

 

Massaging the nipples stimulates endocrine system, and enhances Female Sexual Response.