A very interesting study has just been published. Researchers have looked into the impact of sexual relations on the brain and more particularly in women. It has been shown that the more a woman has sex and her clitoris is stimulated, the more her brain develops.
Sex is good for your health… Scientifically it has been a long time since benefits of sex have been proven. Whether at the level of immunity, hypertension, or many other levels, sex improves your body’s defenses and reduces pain of all kinds. But making love is not only good for your physical form, but also for your morale! Reduction of anxiety, stress, reduction of insomnia, we never stop list all the benefits of having fun.
30% of French people say they make love several times a month. A activity that could gain momentum after the publication of a study carried out by German researchers and published in the Journal Of Neuroscience. Indeed, according to the results of this survey, frequent sex may improve brain development and more particularly in women. The study reveals that a neural response was observed upon stimulation of the clitoris. Study participants had to measure theintensity of sensations on a visual scale after each stimulation of the clitoris.
What’s next after this ad
Science-backed brain development
The correlation between sexual pleasure and brain development has been proven through the results of fMRI scans. The researchers observed that the frequency of sexual intercourse and the thickness of the somatosensory cortex change during stimulation. But be careful when we talk about brain development, we are not talking about intelligence. Do not confuse the two subjects: ” We show that the frequency of sexual intercourse within 12 months is correlated with the structural thickness of the left genital field. »reveals the study.
The researchers also looked at the location “of the female genital field” in the cerebral area of the somatosensory cortex. Although they failed to locate the precise area, it appears to bein the hips and thighsfor most participants.