We’ve covered in the previous article about the fascinating story and journey of the human male sperms. Now, we’ll go into something more intricate. Have you asked yourself what’s going on inside your brain during sex especially during orgasms, or in the case of men, ejaculation?
One of the leaders in this area of research is Gert Holstege, a professor of neuroscience at the University of Groningen, Holland. Holstege and his team of researchers identified why physical touch is vital for men during sex and why women should be comfortable with their partner in order to reach orgasm. They found more activity within the areas of the brain associated in the significance of physical stimulation during sexual arousal in men compare to women.
According to the researchers, the study, through understanding how the human brain works and controls sexual arousal, erections, and ejaculations, it would be easy to confront male sexual issues including erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation.
The present study for the first time reveals brain regions involved in human male ejaculation and orgasm.
The brains of men and women interpret this type of stimulation differently. For women. the primary feeling is there, but for men, it is much more about what it means when they are being touched.Gert Holstege
Gert Holstege also conducted two other studies on brain activation sexual climax and pituitary activation during female orgasm.
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