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Improve your orgasm:
You may have thought your sexual
pleasure was the one thing that couldn't get any better. Think again -
Sexual Fitness - physiology
| Woody
Allen once said about orgasms, "My worst one was right on the
money." Though you may not get to bed the likes of Julia
Roberts and Mira Sorvino--as the Woodman does in his movies--it's
safe to say that most guys are pretty happy with the way sex feels.
And yet, if we told you there are ways to make it feel significantly
better, wouldn't you want to know about them? We thought you would. |
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the following, and while we can't quite promise you'll double your
pleasure, you will definitely notice a difference. You'll be happy,
your partner will be happy--just about everybody will be happy
except the people in the apartment next door. Just remember:
Increased pleasure may lead to a faster climax at first, which can
be a problem (well, probably more for her than for you). But once
you've harnessed the power of your newfound sexual sensitivity, your
sex life--and hers--will be better than ever before.
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your brain chemistry. While many brain functions combine to help you
feel sexual pleasure, one of the most important roles is filled by
the neurotransmitter dopamine. In fact, new erection-boosting
medications currently in development work by enhancing the way
dopamine behaves in the brain. But dopamine levels can also be
raised naturally. Eat plenty of protein as well as
antioxidant-packed fruits such as blueberries. Don't do drugs and
cut down on alcohol, as these substances stimulate dopamine
receptors--hence the pleasurable feelings you get from them--but
over time desensitize your brain to its own dopamine, so that you
need more of it to get the same effect. (Heavy drinking can also
eventually harm your nerves, decreasing sensitivity, although by
that point, sex may be the least of your problems.) |
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best news of all? Studies have found that exercise increases both
your dopamine levels and the number of dopamine receptors in your
brain--meaning that your workouts will foster your ability to have
more pleasure now, without lessening your pleasure in the future.
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| Exercise
your Kegels. Often used by practitioners of tantric sex as a way of
retaining their precious bodily fluids during orgasm, Kegel
exercises are thought to increase sexual sensation. To do them,
simply hold the muscles that control urination. Perform five to 10
contractions for 10 seconds, three to five times a day. The longer
you do this, the firmer your contractions will become. After a
while, you may find you're having stronger orgasms--and as a welcome
side effect, you may have more control over your erections as well. |
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back. Most guys already know this technique works; they don't do it
because, well, who wants to? But once you see how much more pleasure
you get from postponing the inevitable--and you start getting
compliments on your staying power--you may find that a little
restraint goes a long way. |
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are several ways to increase the amount of time you can last before
climaxing. Perhaps the best is to involve your partner; let her know
when you get close, so you can slow or even stop the movements and
allow your arousal to subside. Another is to practice slow, deep
breathing to keep your excitement from building too quickly. And if
you've been doing your Kegels, you can alternately hold and let go
of that same muscle to achieve what Kerry and Diane Riley, authors
of Sexual Secrets for Men, call "pumping the prostate":
"Providing you begin pumping well before a peak is reached, and
you pump frequently and firmly, your climax can be delayed as long
as you wish." |
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| What's
not recommended is the ancient technique of attempting to think of
something nonsexual, like baseball box scores. While this may help
you last longer, it could also cause you to lose your erection.
Besides, for most guys, the image of A-Rod fouling out doesn't
exactly enhance the sexual experience. |
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up. Proper use of a sexual lubricant will "definitely enhance
sex," says Marry Klein, Ph.D., a northern
California
sex therapist and the author of Ask Me Anything. While they're often
thought of as a woman's product, lubricants can increase sensation
so much that some men who try them once never go without them again.
Just remember never to use a petroleum-based product (such as
Vaseline) or vegetable oils with a condom, unless you want to see
what happens when latex dissolves. A few good water-based brands are
AstroGlide (originally developed for NASA!), Probe, Slippery Stuff
and KY Liquid (not to be confused with the original KY Jelly). |
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| Use
a pleasure-boosting condom. Isn't technology great? Scientists have
been working day and night to improve rubbers, and they've done a
pretty good job. The Pleasure Plus, the InSpiral, Trojan's Ultra
Pleasure and Durex's Intense Sensation all have pleasure-enhancing
designs, some of which feature baggy tips to rub you the right way.
You can also find a wider variety of sizes than ever before,
ensuring a snug but not-too-tight fit. Don't try to increase your
pleasure by doing without the condom, unless you find sexually
transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancies equally pleasurable. |
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