Different Male and Female Orgasm

Unlike in men, women tend to be more difficult to feel the orgasm. There is a very noticeable difference between orgasm perceived men and women. What?
In physiological changes, orgasms in men and women is almost no difference the same alias. But the brain scans of women and men during orgasm show significant differences in how each reach sexual pleasure.


Scientists in the Netherlands found striking differences in how men and women view sex. Men assess the need for physical stimulation is a key factor to achieve orgasm, while the female orgasm comes from feeling comfortable, relaxed and without anxiety.
  For women, mood, comfort and a sense of closeness plays a much larger than the physical stimuli on the erogenous zones to achieve orgasm.




Brain scans of men and women during sexual activity depicted reduce activity in the amygdala, the part of the brain that controls fear and anxiety.


In men, increased brain activity during sex is most common in the secondary somatosensory cortex, which implies a high value attached to physical sensations.


Conversely, brain scans showed only a slight increase in women in the primary somatosensory cortex activity.


"For men, the touch is the most important. For women, it is not so important," said Gert Holstege, Neuroscientist at the University of Groningen, as reported by Medindia on Saturday (07/09/2011).


Holstege added that he feels is more important to be stimulated on the penis than women are stimulated on the clitoris.


"We know from these pictures that every experience is different sexual stimuli," lid Holstege.