Female orgasm for the first time photographed

Scientists at Rutgers University in New Jersey have issued what can be called the first photo of the female orgasm. In the pictures we see at the moment of sexual climax changes a woman's brain.

Female Orgasm in the truest sense of the word it goes around the brain as seen on MRI images. Scientists are convinced that at this moment are utilized not some separate, isolated area, and as many as more than 80 regions of the brain. Scanning was performed in 54-year-old Nan Uais working sexologist. She voluntarily decided to go to the MRI scanner, which artificially brought themselves to orgasm.

Psychology professor Barry Komisaruk hopes that his study will help women who have difficulty reaching orgasm. "We spotted exposed during orgasm areas of the brain by measuring blood oxygen levels - explains the methodology of Dr. Komisaruk. - The level of oxygen is reflected in different color spectrum - from dark red (lowest activity) to yellow or white (high activity). As we can see, an orgasm leads to almost the entire brain is colored in yellow, which means that at the moment of sexual climax, all systems of the brain are activated. "

Komisaruk compares   female orgasm   the degree of impact on the brain with fireworks. With the approach of orgasm activity reaches highest and the hypothalamus, which releases the hormone into the body, "fun" oxytocin. After orgasm, the brain activity decreases. Scientists hope that further understanding of this process will enable them to help women who are unable to experience pleasure from sex.

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