Category Archives: Stages of Arousal
The “G” spot explained…
A woman’s anatomy also affects how she experiences intravaginal sexual intercourse. The ‘G-spot’ is the only area where there are sensory nerves in the vagina and is only sensitive to stimulation when the clitoris is fully sexually aroused. The ‘G-spot’ is located one to one and a half inches inside of the vaginal introtis, beneath the anterior vaginal wall.
The ability for a woman to achieve an orgasm depends on:
• Adequate estrogen hormone levels
• Adequate testosterone hormone levels
• Sufficient sexual arousal to establish a full clitoral erection
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Tagged Clitoris, G-spot, Orgasm explained, pelvic nerves, Sensua
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It’s All In Our Heads…
All of sexual arousal initiates in the brain. Dr. Arcos states: “In women, the cycle of sexual response begins in the brain, where a memory, an image, a scent, music or fantasy acts as a trigger to prompt sexual arousal.”
Vaso-congestion is the basis of all sexual arousal both in the vagina and in the clitoris. Vaginal lubrication is the initial vaso-congestive response of a woman’s sexual arousal.
Also posted in Female Sexual Response, Physiology, Sensua! Arousal Gel
Tagged Clitoris, female arousal response, Orgasm explained, pelvic nerves, Sensua, vaso-congestion
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The 3 Sexual Revolutions
3 Sexual Revolutions have shaped what treatments are available for women’s sexual needs. With advent of drugs like Viagra, wow do we women achieve that same level of pleasure as men?
The new understanding that we should also achieve orgasm over 95% of the time we engage in sex, just like men. Sensua! guarantees a whole new level of intensity in your physical sexual experience. Sensua! can be found at http://www.sensuavitality.com and is cleared safe and effective by the FDA.
