Here is the name of the program: The stinkhorn “Phallus Indusiatus” triggers a climax in women, according to an investigation. And you do not even have to eat them!
Attention, now it gets hot: We know that certain foods have a lust-increasing effect. But a Stinkmorchel with the appropriate name “Phallus Indusiatus” puts oysters, strawberries and Co. mercilessly in the shade. Because the fungus can trigger a spontaneous orgasm according to a first examination in women!
Mushrooms? Oh yeah!
Practical: For the fast climax we do not even have to consume the Stinkmorchel, just smell it. That’s what scientists write in a report in the International Journal of Medicinal Mushrooms. According to them, 6 out of 16 women experienced a spontaneous orgasm during a test , as they smelled of the fungus, which incidentally is native to Hawaii. After all, in the other ten women the stinkhorn caused physiological changes such as sudden palpitations.
A smell that turns us on
The researchers write in their report of “significantly sexually exciting characteristics in the stinking smell” of the fungus . Thus, “Phallus Indusiatus” contains substances that are similar to the human neurotransmitters that are activated in women during sex. And the effect of the Stinkmorchel remains probably alone withheld – because in the investigation, she showed no sexual effect in men. On the contrary, the masters of creation simply classed the smell of the mushroom as disgusting.
Should we grab our girlfriends, pack their bags and jail in Hawaii ? Critics of the investigation point out that this is not representative with so few subjects. But trying out does not hurt – and even if it does not work out with the spontaneous orgasm, there are certainly a thousand other good reasons for a vacation in Hawaii ?