All articles tagged with #male orgasm
Originally Published 20 days ago — by UNILAD
The article discusses six types of male orgasms, including ejaculation, pelvic, prostate, dry, blended, and multiple orgasms, highlighting their unique features and potential health benefits, such as reducing prostate cancer risk through frequent ejaculation.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
Mathematicians at the University of Sussex have developed a mathematical model for male orgasm, drawing on decades of data on psychological and physiological arousal. The study created two equations, one for the mental elements of intimacy and another for the physical aspects. The researchers found that too much psychological arousal early in the process can inhibit the chance of reaching climax. The study could have useful applications for the clinical treatment of sexual dysfunction. The researchers plan to mathematically model the female sexual response next.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ScienceAlert
Mathematicians from the University of Sussex have developed a mathematical model that can map the best way for those with penises to reach sexual climax. The researchers analyzed data on both physiological and psychological arousal to find the ideal conditions required to achieve orgasm. The team has been able to use mathematical models to predict whether someone will reach climax. The researchers hope to use their findings to mathematically model the female sexual response, which is physiologically and mathematically more complex than the male response.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Mathematicians from the University of Sussex have developed an equation to help men achieve an orgasm. The formula takes into account a man's physical arousal, the average amount of stimulation provided by sex, and his mental arousal. The researchers found that mental arousal is hugely important, and overthinking sex could stop men from having a happy ending in the bedroom. The equation could help struggling couples, and encourage doctors to recommend counseling for more men, rather than just giving them Viagra. The researchers plan to work out a formula for women's orgasms, which is expected to be a much longer set of calculations.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Researchers from the University of Sussex have developed a mathematical equation to help men achieve an orgasm by taking into account their physical and mental arousal levels. The formula involves multiplying a man's physical arousal level by the average amount of stimulation provided by sex and then subtracting his mental arousal level. The equation highlights the importance of not overthinking sex and being mentally engaged but not anxious. The researchers plan to develop a similar formula for female orgasms, which is expected to be more complicated due to women's psychological arousal being separate from their bodily sensations.