Modern Sex Research: What Does Research and History Say?

- Future Science - KR Chowdhury

Recently, scientists have done an important research on 'Clitoris/Clitorus', an important part of female genitalia. According to the last survey, there are about 8000 sensitive nerve fibers in this part of a woman i.e. penis. Recent research findings indicate that 'the female pleasure center, the penis, has more than 10,000 nerve endings. Which is 20 percent more than the previous estimate. Experts identify the penis as a woman's only 'pleasure point' or pleasure center that gives the ultimate pleasure. Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University have completed the first-ever enumeration of neurons in the erogenous zone. The lead author of the study, Dr. Blair Peters said that 'more than 10,000 nerve fibers are concentrated in something as small as a penis is an amazing phenomenon.' More than 10,000 nerve fibers, nature's only gift to woman. The penis is the only such human organ. Its main purpose is to give pleasure. Which is not used in reproduction or any other biological process. Despite the increased resources for information in today's modern age, the new generation has come to believe that pornography is the only means of sex education. The facts point in a different direction. Today's modern technology has brought the scientific laboratory to your bedroom. What does the study and history of sex research say?

'Masters of Sex': Your sex life may take four months

The new Showtime series 'Masters of Sex' is spotlighting two significant figures in the history of sexology. William Masters and Virginia Johnson. Apart from this, many names have been added to the history of sexology. Who have stayed away from the public eye. Richard von Krafft-Ebing was an Austro-German psychiatrist. who wrote a book on abnormal sexuality in 1886. 'Psychopathy Sexualis' is an encyclopedia-like collection of case studies, containing research on every imaginable and deviant sexual desire. In 1897, Havelock Ellis wrote one of the earliest academic books on homosexuality entitled 'Sexual Inversion', borrowing in part from the posthumous work of a gay literary critic named John Eddington Symonds, a South London scholar. In which the author presents Alice's perspective on gays and lesbians. It has a sympathetic portrayal of the naturalness of same-sex desires, inside and outside the 'inverted', pattern of erotic attraction. In the 1930s, Wilhelm Steckel presented a novel aspect of aberrant sexuality in his pages titled 'Sexual Aberrations'. The monotonous simplicity of the natural sex organ made him interesting as a sexologist. This book was popularized as 'erotica'. An outstanding theorist and researcher Kurt Freund. Friend's main claim to fame was the invention of the erection-detection machine. Which is known as 'penile plethysmograph'. Another prominent name in the field of sex research is Albert Ellis. Albert Ellis is not related to Havelock Ellis. Psychologist Albert Ellis is known as the founder of cognitive behavioral therapy. In 1964, his little-known book, 'Nymphomania: A Study of the Oversexed Woman' was published. It reached libraries and home shelves. In which misogyny (misogyny) and homophobia were presented in a positive light. Today, sex and its research are being presented in book form by scientists and authors. Not every book on sex is accessible and easy to read. But what is happening in this field. If you have even the faintest details of it, your sex life can take four months.

Woman's Big O: Extreme arousal

Beginning in the late nineteenth century, scholars and activists around the world suddenly began to insist that 'the understanding of sex must be grounded in science.' As Japanese and Indian sexologists influenced their German, British and American counterparts through their work and books. Today, by contrast, bedroom science has become a lifestyle closely linked to notions of sexuality, modernity, and the external 'other'. Sex research has become known as a legitimate research field in science. One can also start a career as a sex scientist. Research into sex began with psychologist Ellis' understanding of the romantic origins of romance. Then the biologist and sex researcher Alfred Kinsey presented the harsh laboratory experience to the public as the essence of research. Which science today considers 'authentic' as 'hot and antique'. The science of sexuality is by nature multidisciplinary. It includes medical, legal, psychological, sociological, anthropological, biological, endocrinological and epidemiological fields of research. Quantitative research is more interested in finding the truth about sexuality and is consequently more sensitive to measuring, quantifying and diagnosing sexual behavior and abnormalities.

Scientists at the University of Ottawa have set out to measure a woman's orgasm for the first time. Their findings suggest that female orgasm should be defined as 'pleasant satisfaction'. Female moans during intercourse should be completely eliminated as a measure of complete satisfaction. They hope that the 'findings can be used to improve interventions for disaffected women, their orgasms.' The study comes shortly after researchers at New H Medical, a private gynecology clinic in New York, revealed the best sex position for female orgasm. The team found, somewhat surprisingly, that intercourse in the missionary position, with a pillow under the woman's private parts, proved to be the best position for sex to reach a woman's orgasm. In the study, researchers assessed circulating blood flow to the clitoris during popular sex poses, including the missionary position, face-sitting, and rear entry. Their findings show that increased blood flow to the clitoris - leads women to 'big orgasms'.

'Shishnika': A Basic Primer

Recently, researchers at Oregon Health and Science University have conducted an important study on women's clitoris / clitoris. For clitoris / clitoris, the word Bhagsishna is used in Gujarati. During reading a new word for this organ is found 'Shishnika' / Bhag Shishnika. A female penis like a shortened version of a male penis is 'Shishnika'. The scrotum is not actually shaped like a penis, but has the same anatomy as a penis. It swells when stimulated. When puberty begins, the penis begins to increase in size. Usually by the time puberty ends, it increases in size by 1.8 times. Often the prostate can grow larger even after menopause. Which is seven times larger than the size of the penis at birth. A woman usually does not notice these changes because her size is relatively small.

Most women need a more powerful arousal center or action than vaginal intercourse to reach a climax of arousal. In which the natural or artificial friction with the clitoris plays a major role. The reproductive function of the penis is completely zero. Seriously it exists just to feel good. In fact, it is an organ that should generally be left alone after the peak of excitement. Excessive friction/stimulation on a tired scrotum after intercourse can cause pain. Basically thinking about the body, like everything else, every penis will come in different shapes and sizes. It can have big, small, more hidden, less hidden variations. Some sphincters are hypersensitive, requiring very little stimulation to activate.

The clitoris: a biological miracle

The penis is the only human organ whose purpose is only to give pleasure. In which the ends of nerve fibers are located. Nerves connect the brain to the rest of the body. Because of this, a woman experiences touch as a process of perception. It may take extra time and a specific approach or a specific type of process to make the penis active or arousing. The fourth part of the penis is visible outside the body. While 75 percent of it is hidden inside the body. It also includes the dorsal nerve. which runs down either side of the clitoral shaft. and is responsible for clitoral sensation. Extreme sensations of pleasure begin at the sphincter, then recur throughout the entire region of the vagina.

During the research, the team collected tissue from one side of the dorsal nerve from seven adults undergoing gender-affirming genital surgery. These tissues were stained. Under the microscope was magnified 1,000 times. This allows researchers to count individual neurons. An average of approximately 5,140 dorsal clitoral nerve endings were observed in each specimen counted. Since both dorsal nerves of the female were identical, 5,140 dorsal clitoral nerves were multiplied by two to estimate the total number of clitoral nerves. A whopping 10,281 figure was found. Which showed the presence of 20 percent more nerve fibers than the previous research. The median nerve passing through the wrist and hand has the highest fiber density. In which there are approximately eighteen thousand nerve fibers. But in a tiny organ like the penis, the presence of ten thousand nerve fibers is a biological miracle. In the future, scientists will find out how many nerve fibers are located on the tip of the penis, the glans pennis. will calculate it. The glans pennis / betel nut is known to induce pleasure in men.