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Your excitement is as fast as theirs

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Women and men are very different in many ways but similar in others. One that adds to the list of things in common is how quickly we are excited. Until recently it was thought that the record was held by men, but new research from McGill University shows that women are sexually aroused as quickly as men.

This discovery, published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine in January, not only breaks a myth that has been for centuries, but may also help diagnose and treat women victims some sexual problem.

Unlike previous experiments on this subject, the researchers decided to change the traditional methods in which electrodes and probes were used, thermal imaging cameras, made with the same principles of military lenses visiÃ_, n night.

Psychology professor Dr. Irv Binik, founder and director of the s*x and Couple Therapy Service of Royal Victoria Hospital, McGill University Health Centre said: "This technique is minimally invasive and measurement criteria used were the same for both men and women, which makes it very interesting that the data showed the study ended up being the same "

A myth rather than breaks and exposes a reality that can take your favor. Enjoy your sexuality fully, as a couple or on your own. The important thing is that you feel satisfied and happy.

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Women and men are very different in many ways but similar in others. One that adds to the list of things in common is how quickly we are excited. Until recently it was thought that the record was held by men, but new research from McGill University shows that women are sexually aroused as quickly as men.

This discovery, published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine in January, not only breaks a myth that has been for centuries, but may also help diagnose and treat women victims some sexual problem.

Unlike previous experiments on this subject, the researchers decided to change the traditional methods in which electrodes and probes were used, thermal imaging cameras, made with the same principles of military lenses visiÃ_, n night.

Psychology professor Dr. Irv Binik, founder and director of the s*x and Couple Therapy Service of Royal Victoria Hospital, McGill University Health Centre said: "This technique is minimally invasive and measurement criteria used were the same for both men and women, which makes it very interesting that the data showed the study ended up being the same "

A myth rather than breaks and exposes a reality that can take your favor. Enjoy your sexuality fully, as a couple or on your own. The important thing is that you feel satisfied and happy.
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