Patient's question:
I can only move back and forth 60-100 times basically every time I have sex, and it's very difficult to make her reach orgasm. Is there any good method? Please give me some tips!Doctor's answer:
HelloIt is a common consensus that scent can influence the intensity of libido. Men often believe that roses, chocolates, or wine are the best weapons to stir women's passion, but scientific research has shown that these items are useless except for enhancing the romantic atmosphere. The scents that can actually stimulate female libido are instead the most ordinary ones, such as licorice, cucumbers, and baby powder.
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Dr. Alan Hirsch of the Chicago Olfactory & Gustatory Treatment and Research Foundation reached the above conclusion after years of research. He found that these three scents can increase vaginal blood flow in women by about 13%, indicating an increase in arousal levels.
In addition, the sweet aroma of pumpkin pie also helps to stimulate female libido, though its effect is not as strong as the above three. However, it is the scent that most excites men.
Conversely, Dr. Hirsch also discovered that cherries, charcoal-grilled meat, and men's cologne can disrupt the sexual atmosphere, as these scents cause a significant decrease in vaginal blood flow in women.
Dr. Hirsch believes that scent can arouse libido for two reasons. First, the sense of smell is directly related to the paraventricular nucleus in the brain, which primarily controls sexual arousal. Scent itself can also stimulate the production of neurotransmitters in the brain. Second, it may be due to pheromones. Pheromones are volatile, trace chemical substances produced by animals or plants, which people often overlook or cannot perceive at all. For example, ants communicate with each other by secreting pheromones.