Orgasm is much more effective activates the human brain than, for example, crossword puzzles or Sudoku puzzle, says US researcher Barry Komisaruk. The fact is that sex is a kind of culmination of charge for the whole of the brain as a whole and not any particular his field.
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His study of the influence of sexual pleasure to the human researcher who has already turned 72 years old, began in 1960 with experiments on rats. In 1982, he joined in their research to experiments on women and has since made many important discoveries, reports British newspaper The Times.
Thus, he found that orgasm is not only charges the human brain is an enormous energy, but also able to block pain, dull the anxiety and even to some extent on the time to deliver a person from certain types of dependence. Having studied the mechanism that triggers an orgasm in the brain, according to researchers, scientists could rid the world of depression, drug and other addictions.
"At orgasm we are seeing a significant increase in blood flow in the brain. Therefore, I am convinced that this can not be a manifestation of something bad. During this process, the brain receives all the necessary nutrients and oxygen, "- explains the researcher.
"Mental exercise (such as crossword puzzles or Sudoku) increase brain activity, but only in a relatively localized areas. Orgasm activates the same brain as a whole ", - adds Barry Komisaruk.
Conclusions American professor based on the results of his experiments conducted directly on the female volunteers whose brains were scanned in the laboratory of the department of psychology at Rutgers University.
In the course of experiments on the measurement of blood flow in the brain, women had to lie in a special narrow machine for functional magnetic resonance imaging. The most problematic for women in this experiment was, in fact, to reach orgasm, despite the fact that they were in extremely cramped conditions under close supervision of the professor.
Barry Komisaruk studies and experiments for decades shocked many scientists, including colleagues from Rutgers University in New Jersey. Many are embarrassed by his devotion to a single subject, which he does not back many years. However, the scientist, the topic was and remains an inexhaustible source of discoveries that could potentially change a person's life for the better.
"We know virtually nothing about pleasure. It is important to understand how the brain generally produces it, what part of the brain produces such intense pleasure, orgasm, and we can use it for their own purposes, "- said Barry Komisaruk, stressing that the answer to all these questions have yet to be learned.