The Orgasm Answer Guide
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| Rating | : | 4.15 (672 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0801893968 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 176 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
From the definition of orgasm to the effects of disease, aging, and drugs, to neurochemistry of orgasm and finally leading up to its connection with the brain, through this comprehensive and interesting journey, many questions about 'one of life’s greatest pleasures' are answered. Pulling together reliable information from hundreds of sources, The Orgasm Answer Guide will expand your frame of reference beyond your personal experience. Ever wondered why people experience orgasms while asleep? What the U spot is? Or how machines an
The authors provide clear and informed answers to more than 80 common questions, including: • Can an orgasm cause a heart attack?• Does childbirth affect orgasm?• What is the G spot?• How can I tell whether my partner is faking an orgasm?• Do orgasms end at a certain age?The all-star author team includes neuroscientist Barry R. The Orgasm Answer Guide answers common questions many people have about one of life's most fascinating experiences.In an accessible question-and-answer format, four of the world's leading sexuality experts address every aspect of orgasms: how they happen, why they don’t, and what can be done to enhance sexual experiences. Major Magazine Coverage of Komisaruk, Beyer-Flores, and Whipple's The Science of Orgasm: Esquire; O, The Oprah Magazine; Glamour; Women's Health; GQ Italy; Self; Elle; Men's Health; Cosmopolitan U.K.. Komisaruk, bestselling
Barry R. Carlos Beyer-Flores is head of the Laboratorio CIRA of the University of Tlaxcala and CINVESTAV in Mexico. Beverly Whipple is a professor emerita at Rutgers University and a certified sexuality educator, counselor, and researcher. Sara Nasserzadeh is a certified psychosexual therapist. Komisaruk is Distinguished Service Professor of Psychology at Rutgers University. Komisaruk, Beyer-Flores, and Whipple are coauthors
Alice in Wondland said I really enjoyed this book. This interesting little book is the work of four experts on human sexuality - a couple of professors and a couple of counselors, all with PhDs. The book takes the form of a series of questions and answers, all revolving around the subject of the orgasm. Everything is covered here, from the mechanics of the orgasm in men and women, through the many hows and whys, and through how different societies view the orgasm.Now, the authors did take their subject quite seriously, and as such stay on an entirely academic plane. So, . Rob Hardy said A Fine Little Book on a Vital Subject. In "A Fine Little Book on a Vital Subject" according to Rob Hardy. In 2006, three academic researchers, Barry Komisaruk, Beverly Whipple, and Carlos Beyer-Flores, brought out _The Science of Orgasm_, a serious book of physiological and psychological research published by the Johns Hopkins University Press. That publisher has now issued the authors' new book (in which they are joined by co-author Sara Nasserzadeh), one that is still strong on science but is aimed at the curious lay reader (and who isn't curious about orgasms?). _The Orgasm Answer Guide_ reminded me a little of Dr. David . 006, three academic researchers, Barry Komisaruk, Beverly Whipple, and Carlos Beyer-Flores, brought out _The Science of Orgasm_, a serious book of physiological and psychological research published by the Johns Hopkins University Press. That publisher has now issued the authors' new book (in which they are joined by co-author Sara Nasserzadeh), one that is still strong on science but is aimed at the curious lay reader (and who isn't curious about orgasms?). _The Orgasm Answer Guide_ reminded me a little of Dr. David . LA said Slight and humorless. This is a book that does not accomplish what it says it's going to do: "The Orgasm Answer Guide addresses every aspect of orgasms" Unfortunately, it has the depth of a women's magazine article. It has four authors and that might be why it reads choppily and repetitive. Also, not one of the authors has a sense of humor. The writing is dry and dull. Yes, they've managed to make orgasms boring.The book also has a 1950s feel to it. Not only does it quote Masters and Johnson, but there are no--ZERO--mentions of same sex coupl