When we hear or read the word orgasm immediately associate it with sexual activity, but one study has shown that there are activities that can cause this pleasure and sex is not involved.
A magnetic resonance study at Rutgers University showed the changes that occur in the brain during an orgasm produced simply by mental stimulation.
According to the study, during the climax a decrease in blood flow in the orbitofrontal region of the left side of the brain occur. In addition there is an activation of the insula, one related to the processing of personal feelings and empathy area.
This ration can be obtained with other activities not related to sex, although, to tell the sex therapist Barbara Carrellas, is not as easy as it reads.
During sleep is possible to achieve orgasm by involuntary muscle contractions peripelviana and usually occurs during REM sleep stages.
By eating chocolate endorphins are released, causing a pleasurable sensation similar to orgasm.
A study by Indiana University found that women had orgasms achieved by making certain exercises: 45 percent feel it after doing crunches, 18 percent after making spinning, 9.3 percent after rising by an rope, 7 percent after exercise to lose weight.
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