Thursday, 11 April 2013

Top 11 foods that lead to better orgasms

Provided By: myjoyonline
Your diet affects everything: Sleep, mood, weight, heart health, and your libido. But these 11 foods will help revamp your relationship.
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A Guide to the Male Orgasm
Top 5 Facts About Female Orgasms
Soya
Who knew that steamed tofu steak might turn you into a horn dog? Soya products like tofu and edamame contain phytoestrogens, which basically mimic the effects of estrogen, the chief female sex hormone.
Oysters
Consider this one a double-whammy. Not only are oysters thought of as an aphrodisiac (the smell of salty ocean air alone turns us on). They’re also extremely rich in zinc, which helps with the production of testosterone, says Wissing, which boosts sex drive and your man's sperm count. Raw bar date, anyone?
Dark Chocolate
Like oysters, many say dark chocolate is an aphrodisiac… all the more reason you two should indulge in the occasional after-dinner dessert in bed. Chocolate also helps release the mood-lifting hormone serotonin in the brain. Happy plus horny and you can count on a good roll in the hay.
Ginseng Tea
Finally, good news for tea-lovers. The compound ginsenoside in ginseng tea is believed to increase sperm count due to its effect on the gonadal tissue. The tea isn’t only good for those little swimmers; it's also believed to improve his desire to get it on.
Hot Peppers
According to nutritionist Kimberly Snyder, hot peppers don't only make your upper lip sweat. They rev your engine, too. The peppers are believed to speed up your metabolism and increase the blood flow to your nether regions. Not to mention, if your cheeks flush from the spice, someone might think you’re flirting, which can only improve matters.
Garlic
Forget about bad breath. The compound allicin in garlic is said to thin out the blood, which improves circulation, which means open arteries, which ultimately helps with healthy boners and serious stamina.
Asparagus
Funky pee smell? Whatever. According to docs, this green veggie is rich in folate, which regulates the production of histamine, a chemical released during orgasm. Can you say aaaaaaahsparagus?
Watermelon
Hopefully he's not battling impotence, but it can't hurt to nosh on this sexy fruit. A study done at Texas A&M's Fruit and Vegetable Improvement Center found that watermelon has a Viagra-like effect on the body. One of the many nutrients in the fruit is citrulline, which breaks down to relax blood vessels and possibly prevent erectile dysfunction.
Leafy Greens
The last thing you want to be is anemic, a.k.a. iron deficient, and falling asleep instead of making magic under the sheets. Get your iron fix with beans and leafy greens, and make sure to pair those veggies with Vitamin C (red and orange bell peppers and citrus fruits, for instance) to increase the iron’s absorption, says Wissing.
High-fiber Carbs
You carbo-load pre-marathon, why not pre-marathon sex? Embrace the healthy carbs like whole grain bread, quinoa and barley so you have the energy to keep going all night long.
Fatty Fish
Penises and vaginas require a healthy blood flow. Fortunately the fatty tuna and salmon wrapped in your sushi lunch is packed with Omega-3 fatty acids, which help with circulation. And Strong circulation can help increase the effects of clitoral stimulation

A Guide to the Male Orgasm

The Phases and Complexities of the Male Orgasm
The male orgasm is the height of the sexual experience in men. It is not only proceeded by the release of semen, responsible for procreation, it also produces an intense euphoria. There is a process that the male body goes through to reach orgasm defined by phases. During each phase, the body goes through physiological changes that lead up to the male orgasm, the climax and ejaculation.
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Top 5 Facts About Female Orgasms
Orgasm is not only necessary for procreation, it is also essential for the health and well being of men. Many studies have proven the positive effect of male orgasm on not only the physical health of a man, but their psychological fitness as well. The age at which a typical male will have their first orgasm varies, as does the experience that they describe, but one common experience they all report is the elation that they feel after an orgasm is reached. A great stress relief, it is an important aspect to their daily lives. It is possible to experience a male orgasm without ejaculation only further giving evidence that the real benefit of male orgasm is not always found in its necessity to recreate life.
The first phase of the male orgasm cycle is the arousal phase. It is the time at which the body starts to become “excited”. When a man engages in sexual contact, his body begins to experience several physiological changes. During the arousal phase his heart rate will increase, his breathing will begin to become more rapid, and blood rushes to the penis. During arousal, the erectile tissue becomes engorged with blood, allowing the penis to become erect. The more aroused a man is, the more erect the penis becomes. The swelling of the erectile tissue moves along the base of the penis, causing a swelling in the penis cap. When the penis is erect the scrotum will begin to tighten signaling for fluid to begin to make its way up the shaft of the penis.
The next phase of the male orgasm is the Plateau phase. It is when the male body becomes tense. During this phase rapid thrusting motion begins, intensifying with time. There may be a minute amount of fluid that is released from the penis called precum. It is not only lubrication for the act of intercourse, it also contains live sperm that will be ejaculated when the orgasm is complete and there is a forceful release of sexual tension. It is also at this point when the heart rate, breathing, and intake of oxygen is at its highest peak.
The next phase, or the Orgasm phase, is when the muscles in the body begin to spasm and contract involuntarily, sometimes in the hands and feet, but often throughout the entire body. There is a feeling of release in the body as orgasm is reached which is called the climax. During climax, the muscles of the penis begin to rhythmically contract which leads to the penis to ejaculate semen. When climax is reached and for a short while after, the man may experience a euphoric feeling, and an intense flushing, making the skin feel warm and electrified.
Once orgasm is reached, there is a resolution phase. The resolution phase is characterized by a relaxation of the muscles. Most men will experience fatigue and satiation, and feel the need to rest. It is also during this period when they are most likely to feel intimate toward their partner. The physiology of the male will return to normal, or baseline, as the body reaches a state of homeostatic balance. During the resolution phase there needs to be a refractory period, which is a time when the male body will not be able to reach orgasm again. The length of time for the refractory period varies from man to man and depends on many factors such as age. The male orgasm is not only necessary for procreation; it is also something that contributes to the overall health and well being of a man.

Saturday, 6 April 2013

Latest Recipes "Buttered Mango"

Ingredients:
2 tablespoons butter
2 mangoes, sliced
3 tablespoons sugar
Directions:
1.Melt butter in a frypan until it turns brown.
2.Add slices of mango and saute for several minutes on each side.
3.Remove the mango from the pan and arrange it on 2 plates.
4.Add sugar to the butter in the pan and cook quickly until it goes syrupy.
5.Pour the mixture over the mango slices.

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