Is it true that they always say that good things come in threes?
So here's another one - female orgasms, which according to the world-renowned professor known as the "Vagina Doctor" - come in three different types, at least according to a shocking new study published in a sexual medicine journal.
Dr. James Peacock, professor of neuroscience at Charles University in Prague, led a research team that recruited 54 women, who were asked to masturbate using a vibrator with a Bluetooth connection and a playful name - "the lioness", they called the vibrator. The special sex toy included two sensors on its sides that were designed To identify the exact strength of the pelvic floor contractions caused during a female orgasm.
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Dr. Vagina and his fellow scientists then analyzed the data, and discovered that the muscles move in three different ways depending on the type of orgasm.
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The most common type of orgasm is called a "wave", whereby women climax through waves of tension and release through the pelvic floor muscles.
The second type of orgasm was nicknamed "avalanche".
Women who experience this type of orgasm usually have higher tension in the pelvic floor which is released all at once when they cum.
The third type of orgasm has been labeled as a "volcano", since in tests the pelvic floor remains stable at a lower tension before it "explodes" at its peak.
The scientists from the University of Prague found that 11 women out of the subjects experienced the volcano, 17 experienced an avalanche orgasm and 26 experienced the wave, which is the most common type of orgasm according to which women reach climax through waves of tension and release through the pelvic floor muscles.
In his statement, the doctor said that he and his colleagues are now going even deeper, conducting a separate study on a larger scale and over a longer period of time: "We will use the 'Lioness' to see how these different patterns are experienced - whether subjectively as orgasms, or as levels of pleasure, and test Where does the irritation come from," he promised.
Many studies have been done and are still being conducted to crack the elusive female orgasm.
A study published by a private gynecology clinic in New York last month found that missionary is the position in which it is easiest for women to reach orgasm, because this position is the best way to circulate blood to the clitoris, especially if the hips are raised and propped up on a pillow during the act.
Meanwhile, a British study that made headlines in June found that the quality of orgasm depends on DNA - meaning that the ability to climax depends on the parents.
Researchers from St Thomas' Hospital in London and Keele University found that genetic factors played an important role,
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