October is for Orgasm!

Everyone can orgasm, but not everyone does. As a women it is your duty to educate your self about the mental, physical and just plain FUN aspects of orgasm. And what better month than October for all of us at Passion Parties to declare as National Orgasm Month — after all, it’s the only month with a big “O.”

Orgasm is good for you! In honor of National Orgasm Month, we’re sharing with you ten orgasmic facts you may not have already known... 

• Did you know… that wet dreams are involuntary orgasms? While they do happen mostly to younger men, they are possible for both sexes anytime after puberty. Have you ever woken up breathless (but feeling pretty good) after a particularly sexy dream? Chances are you had an orgasm. Now doesn’t that give a whole new meaning to “good night’s sleep?” 
• Forget chicken noodle soup and orange juice, to help you fight off the flu or a cold — have an orgasm. According to the findings of psychologists at Wilkes University in Pennsylvania, those who had regular sexual activity had up to 33% higher levels of an immune-boosting antibody called immunoglobulin-A.
• It’s good to be queen… Cleopatra insisted on having at least two orgasms a day.
• Sexologists estimate that at any given second in the United States, approximately 800 men are experiencing orgasm.
• It takes 17 muscles to smile and 116 muscles to climax. Now that’s a workout no one can refuse. You could even say an orgasm exercises 133 muscles – who wouldn’t smile after that kind of exercise?
• Having orgasms increases intimacy. The “cuddling hormone,” also known as oxytocin, is released in the brain and increases feelings of closeness and bonding.
• Having at least one orgasm a week will help you keep your menstrual cycle on track. Research by an endocrinologist showed that women who have regular intercourse or sexual activity have more normal menstrual cycles than women who are celibate or have infrequent sex.
• Orgasm boosts estrogen production which helps your heart function better, lowers bad cholesterol, raises good cholesterol, increases bone density and makes your skin more supple.
• Say goodbye to, “Sorry honey, not tonight… I have a headache.” A study from the Illinois School of Medicine shows that having an orgasm can cure or alleviate headaches and migraines. Almost a third of the study’s participants reported considerable relief after having an orgasm and 15% claimed their headaches went away completely. This is because orgasm releases endorphins — your body’s natural painkillers.
  

Now that you’re an expert on orgasm, go out and spread the word. The more women know about orgasms, the easier it is to have one! 

Passionately Yours,

Rebecca Sheppard

Independent Passion Consultant

http://mysecretlover.yourpassionconsultant.com