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File Size: 3340 KB
Print Length: 376 pages
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press; 1 edition (October 31, 2006)
Publication Date: October 31, 2006
Language: English
ASIN: B001R23YLC
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Provides a wealth of technical information about research on orgasm, but it's not enough: There is no clear or widely accepted definition of orgasm, and where exactly in the body or brain orgasm occurs is still an unanswered question. Interestingly, the lack of understanding of orgasm results, in part, from some silly inherited preconceptions, inhibitions and continuing political interests.One of the many researchers quoted in this book makes the remarkable statement: since women don't always have orgasm during intercourse, this "...must be seen as a design flaw." That reminds me of another book I read on the technology of orgasm (see my other reviews), which suggested that the clitoris is in the "wrong place."There seems to be an active movement to promote the belief that women's widespread difficulty in achieving orgasm during conventional intercourse is an accident of nature, rather than a result of miseducation and early neglect: the lack of stimulation of the genital organs during development leads to atrophy of the relative brain areas and subsequent dysfunction of the organ, a physiological principle recognized in relation to other organs, but absolutely taboo to mention in the realm of sex, because the obvious implication is that childhood sex play is the best way to develop healthy clitoral function and thereby prevent female sexual dysfunction. This book repeats the conventional myth that sexual activity naturally "begins" at puberty.Interestingly, there is much evidence that regular or frequent orgasms correlate with health (including lower rate of heart disease and cancer).The book concludes with an unhelpful discussion of the difficulty of understanding the dimension of time, as a weak analogy for the difficulty of understanding the complex phenomenon of orgasm. This book is most valuable for its extensive bibliography, since understanding the complexity of orgasm merits a lot more information than this little book can offer.- Frank Adamo, author of the online article: "Clitoral Erectile Dysfunction."
Solid well referenced content. This book is for an above average reader with a high tolerance for technical information.
An excellent book on a subject that every mature adult should read in order to keep them completely informed about their own body and how to optimize it. It may be more technical than most people would appreciate - but it is worth the effort to take the time to read and digest its contents.
I wish more books were this through in dealing with their subjects. He only touched on hacking orgasms, but I'll be thinking about the possibilities to years - I suspect.
A well-researched book based on data that comes from peer-reviewed journals. (I have a psychologist friend who wants to borrow the book when I've finished reading it.) This is not a "Cosmo" guide to sexual satisfaction. It does talk about what nerves enervate what muscles and organs, for those women who have partial success at stimulation of some body parts and no success at others. I am using this in conjunction with my physical therapist to help relax muscles and nerves tightened by emotional stress to that I can become more responsive. So far it's working! If you are having sexual responsiveness issues, this book might be part of a discussion with your physician and a physical therapist who is well educated (D.Sci) and familiar and experienced in working with with women's health issues. There is stuff for guys, but I didn't pay much attention to that.
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So many people and organizations over-emphasize sex for their own agendas, while for others sex is a source of unhappiness and guilt. But the fact is that for most people a balanced sex life is an essential part of healthy living. Yet despite the deluge of information about sex, it is amazing how much ignorance still exists. Most people working in psychology will have seen people who were convinced that they had an illness because he or she had failed to have an orgasm or had sometimes been less interested in sex.This is the kind of book that will probably get thumbed through a lot at the local lending library, but it is not in any way a "how to" book. It is instead a scholarly work on what is known about orgasm. It is a book of facts and figures, a few diagrams and a lot of scientific references.I have some minor gripes: the proofing could have been better: bromocriptine is one of a number of words that is misspelled. There is only a short discussion about why female orgasm exists at all. The male orgasm seems to have a straightforward evolutionary function, making males want to have sex more often, which in turn makes them more likely to have offspring. But how to account for female orgasm, when nearly three-quarters of women don't always reach orgasm during sexual intercourse? If the female orgasm had developed because of the same evolutionary pressures, females should have adapted to be as consistently orgasmic as males. (There is an excellent discussion of this issue in the recent book by Elisabeth Lloyd from Indiana University, which is referenced in this book). At some points in this book there is not enough of a distinction made between orgasm and arousal. For instance some women report that arousal rather than orgasm is what drives them to enjoy sex. There is also an over-emphasis on biochemical theories of orgasm, and an under-emphasis on the psychological, subtle and spiritual aspects. Even the topic of consciousness and orgasm gets only a brief chapter.If you are interested in a more comprehensive view of orgasm, you may want to supplement this book with the works of David Deida, Jenny Wade, Mabel Iam and Mantak Chia.But all that being said, this is the best single book on the physiology, biochemistry and pathology of orgasm. It also highlights that there is still a great deal that is known.The book also gives quite a good summary of some of the approaches that may help people who feel that they have a problem with achieving orgasm. It is essential reading for anyone working with relationship problems. And if the only thing that comes from this book is a greater understanding that orgasm is not the only consideration in intimate relationships, that would be worthwhile in itself.This book is almost unique, and apart from the points that I have raised, I recommend it to anyone who needs a reliable account of the physical aspects of orgasm, and suggestions for helping with problems.
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