Post Date November, 16 2024
Orgasm seems to be what every woman pursues. However, due to physiological differences, it is difficult for women to achieve orgasm. Nevertheless, there are still people on the path of pursuing orgasm, constantly exploring and seeking. Why is this? Why do women want orgasm? Just because of that joyful feeling? Actually, the reason why women want orgasm is not only because of the wonderful and unparalleled sexual experience, but also because of the following benefits.
1. Helps with skin care
This is really a magical thing, but can orgasm really care for the skin? Dr. Mervyn Patterson, a plastic dermatologist, believes that "orgasm stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system, increasing the amount of blood flowing into the skin, causing the skin's blood vessels to dilate and making a person's face turn pale and red, Your body will release a large amount of dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA, also known as adolescence hormone, is a hormone produced by the human adrenal gland, and its secretion gradually decreases with age, which is closely related to the aging of the body.) It is an anti-aging steroid hormone that can help you stay young.
2. Reduce colds
A cold is really a headache, and taking medication is even more painful for us. However, orgasm is a pleasant medication. Having sex once or twice a week is associated with higher levels of type A immunoglobulin (lgA), an antibody in saliva that helps your immune system resist colds. What are you waiting for? Let the orgasm come more intense.
3. The most effective sleeping pills
If you often experience insomnia, I highly recommend pursuing orgasm. Research has found that oxytocin released during orgasm can promote sleep. So, if you have insomnia, it's best to have sex and experience the pleasure and comfortable sleep brought by orgasm.
4. Treating Headache
The feeling of a splitting headache will definitely make your memory fresh. However, many people in modern times are troubled by headaches, which prevent us from doing many things. But now, headaches should no longer be an excuse for various absences. Dr. Beverly Whipple, a neuropsychologist who first proposed the term G-spot in the late 1970s, believed that stimulating women's G-spot and achieving orgasm can increase their pain threshold by 107%.
