The secret, according to the study, is through the mind. This was concluded after a few years ago researchers conducted brain scans using MRI to find out what's really going on in the female brain during orgasm.
"The center of the same is not lit when the woman was only pretending orgasm; is only visible when an orgasm really happened," he continued.
Interestingly, female respondents who followed this trial were all trying to imagine a happy situation, but in different ways. For example, there was that combines breathing exercises and fantasy. There is also the use of imagination and pelvic floor exercises.
Of course the problem of fantasy, it appears there was something unique. According to Dr. Komisaruk, there are women who imagine erotic scenarios, but there is also a romantic imagining scenes like the couple that were whispering tenderly to them. Another woman who described the sensual experience that is more abstract, such as walking arm in arm on the beach or to imagine a wave of energy moving in their bodies.
Key to achieving this wave of pleasure is to focus on what you are thinking. "I think most women would be able to do this, if they practice and very focused. You have to really relax, close your eyes, and just think about what can make you orgasm," says Jill Morrison (40), a legal secretary, who admitted to frequently achieve orgasm without touching her husband.
He even does not always make a sexual fantasy, just imagine and "ordered" her to orgasm so that his body responds. The more often we do, he thinks the better. Jill felt better able to control her own sexuality.
Nevertheless, from examination of the researchers and the experiences of women like Jill, it can be concluded that for women's sexuality is more complicated and more emotionally draining than previously imagined, according to Professor Alan Riley, one of the famous sex expert in the UK.
"(To have sex) There are a lot of focus on the body and our physical responses. But for many people, and especially women, thought to play a more important role," he explained.
The results of this study is also important, because although an orgasm is a very pleasant experience, but understand it better is more important. Orgasm in women, according to Dr. Komisaruk, is a remarkable phenomenon. During orgasm, women's heart rate doubled, reduced sensitivity to pain, increases blood flow to the brain, and feelings of pleasure, happiness, and love also increased.
"Understanding what happens in our brains when orgasm can help us develop antidepressants and pain relievers better, and to increase sexual satisfaction," he said.
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