Is a particular pheremone, chemical, or anything released after doing a very stimulating activity such as sex?
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Activity such as sex? What else are we talking about?\n\nYeah, many substances are secreted from certain areas of the body after certain stimuli (sex, physical activity, stress, infection, you name it).
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Female sexual arousal and orgasm is a complex process involving the entire woman, mind and body. The human mind receives in sexual stimuli from the body, processes it, and based on past learning and experience causes the body to respond to it. The brain may start the sexual arousal process in response to thought (sexual fantasy), visual stimuli (seeing a partner nude), audible stimulation (hearing a partner's voice), olfactory stimuli (the smell of a partner's body), and taste (the taste of a partner's body). The body may start the arousal process as the result of a woman, or her partner, touching her genitals or breasts, the feel of air flowing across her exposed skin, or her cloths stimulating her breasts or genitals. The mind and body while able to experience sexual arousal separately, cannot experience orgasm separately. Orgasm requires both the mind and body to work together. Mental thought alone may result in orgasm, but you still feel the orgasm in your body. All the sexual stimulation and arousal may originate in one or the other, but orgasm takes place in both.
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"Aphrodisiacs are substances that arouse sexual desire or enhance sexual performance. For many centuries there has been a search for substances that could increase a person's sexual powers or desire. \n\nAmong the many substances that have been claimed to have such an effect are oysters, ginseng root, powdered rhinoceros horn, animal testicles, and turtles' eggs. There is no evidence that an actual aphrodisiac response occurs with these or any other substances.\n\nJust how certain foods or other substances come to be seen as aphrodisiacs is typically a matter of folklore rather than fact. In some cases the newness or rarity of a food or chemical invite people to endow it with magical powers of a sexual nature.\n\nIn other instances, sexual strength is assumed to come from eating foods resembling a sex organ, such as bananas and oysters because of their vague resemblance to the penis and testicles. While the notion that the shape of an unrelated object should qualify it as an aphrodisiac seems absurd to most, people continue to view some foods as aphrodisiacs.\n\nAre Oysters Really an Aphrodisiac?\nIn the case of oysters, probably the classic among the alleged aphrodisiacs, chemical analysis shows that it consists of water, protein and carbohydrates, plus small amounts of fat, sugar and minerals. None of these components is in any way known to affect sex drive or performance. The psychological impact of believing that oysters, raw bull's testicles ("prairie oysters", as they are called), clams, celery, or tomatoes are aphrodisiacs is sometimes strong enough to produce, at least temporarily, greater sexual desire or performance. The experience of enhanced arousal or performance is then falsely attributed to the wonder food, and this discovery is passed on to the next person wishing to experience new heights of sexual experience.\n\nEating certain foods to increase sexual power, while ineffective, is generally harmless. Other supposed aphrodisiacs, however, are not so innocuous. Spanish fly (cantharides) is one such substance. It is made from a beetle found in southern Europe. The insects are dried and heated until they disintegrate into a fine powder.\n\nWhen taken internally, the substance causes irritation of the bladder and urethra, accompanied by a swelling of associated blood vessels, all of which produce a certain stimulation of the genitals that is interpreted by some men as a sign of lust. The drug can cause an erection, but usually without an increase in sexual desire. Furthermore, if taken in excessive amounts, it can cause violent illness and even death."
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Your endochrine glands. It is your thyroid and adrenal glands that release pheromones and control their production.
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oh yes we do feel horny atimes though might not be as often as men do.........normally horniness is around the time one is ovulation the hormones just drive as crazy, we feel so sexy and like doing it......or sometimes alcohol or a porn movie can also make us really horny
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G spot -Graftenburg spot....named after the doctor who discovered it in 1950. When it is found (like the second poster stated), it will swell and produce pleasurable sensations. Some women also 'ejaculate' when it is stimulated.
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Exhaust your body doing something else, like runnning, rock climbing, cycling, whatever. Your sex drive will still be there, but you won't notice it as much.
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You may not feel aroused, but your body is. The secretions from your vaginal area are made in preparation of penetration. They act as a lubricant, but are often used as a sign (for the partner) that the woman is turned on. Kissing can be a very intimate and arousing thing, so don't worry!
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Visit the link listed below. usually an Orgasm is equated to the Peak or Sexual Release for either gender. There are 4 stages. the link below can give you more Information. GL
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It is a composite of amino acids and protein, along with some mucal tissue.. it is not really known for sure why this happens to some women and not to others... all women will secrete a substance during sexual arousal.. it can range from a thin clear fluid (such as you asked about) to a thicker white substance resembling semen... they are all normal and natural. There is a site dedicated to the study of the female orgasm and the vagina.. www.simpli.com is very informative if you want to know more ... Shalom.
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As we near this point, many hormones are released due to the excitement level and the fact we are usually subjecting ourselves to moderate aerobic exercise.  Adrenaline is one hormone released during the deed which makes our hearts beat faster. This all results in the need for more oxygen in the blood.  Our brain tells us to breath faster to compensate for all this.
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Sexual Pheromones and Sexual Desire\n\n\nImagine an invisible, undetectable force that's powerful enough to override your sense of reason yet draws you to someone with an almost animal passion. These aren't Cupid's mythological arrows, but real shots of human pheromones. Scientists have been researching for years whether or not humans, like other animals, exude these secret scents, with attention focused on a small organ composed of two small pits a few centimeters up the nose. \nBiologists describe pheromones as "smellprints" supposedly as unique to each of us as our fingerprints. Smell is the most primitive of human senses and, unlike sight and touch, travels a direct route to the brain's limbic lobe where it can provoke an emotional reaction that can, quite literally, be a turn-on. \n\nThere's no doubt that pheromones underlie sexual and other types of behavior in animals, but given the complex human psyche, can these invisible lust signals be all you need for love? The scientific verdict is pending, but an increasing body of evidence suggests that the chemistry of sexual attraction and arousal is more nature than nurture and quite beyond our control. Not so far-fetched a notion considering how often we speak — and sing — of sexual chemistry. \n\nLove or lust — the question hasn't stopped the fragrance industry from attempting to cash in on the accumulating knowledge about pheromones by producing synthetic versions of these elusive chemicals. True, the new fragrances aren't billed as aphrodisiacs. Instead, they're advertised as mood-enhancers designed to help you relax and shed your inhibitions. \n\nWhile there's absolutely no proof that they can deliver on any kind of erotic promise, the new pheromone perfumes are selling briskly, even to repeat customers. Which may prove, yet again, that when it comes to aphrodisiacs, nothing trumps the power of suggestion.
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Yes, and it's Testosterone.\nSee site below for more details:
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it is a proven fact that either man or woman sweat to the opposite sex is a natural aphrodisiac. Most people cant or dont know it turns them on, but have you ever thought that when you are having swaety sex that most times you are more turned on than usually. The human body excretes natural aphrodisiacs through sweat and bodily secretions like cum,saliva and sweat. Its called Androstadiene its a natural and one of the most true aphrodisiacs in the world. read up on the site below for the truth.
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Anything that increases one's sexual desire. Usually a certain type of food or substance, eg. oysters, powdered rhino horn, dried seahorse, etc.
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When you have an orgasm, the brain releases endorphins that uplift your mood and make  you happier. It almost releases something that hikes up your immune system.
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Here's some text from a 2002 study reported in Neuroendrocrinology Letters that indicates male pheremones (at the heart of "body odor") may have a positive attractiveness effect to a majority of women.\n\nPrevious research has revealed that natural and synthetic pheromones can enhance ratings of opposite sex attractiveness. The present study investigated the effects of exposure to male axillary secretions on female ratings of the sexual attractiveness of male stimuli. Thirty-two female undergraduates, half of whom were contraceptive pill users, rated male vignette characters and photographs of male faces on aspects of attractiveness. On two separate study days, corresponding to different phases of their menstrual cycle, stimuli were presented while exposed to male axillary pheromones and under a control condition (no pheromone). The order of testing was balanced with respect to pheromone/control condition and menstrual cycle phase. Pheromone exposure resulted in significantly higher attractiveness ratings of vignette characters and faces. Use of the contraceptive pill or menstrual cycle phase had equivocal effects on some vignette items and neither had any influence on female ratings of male facial attractiveness. The results of this study suggest that exposure to natural male axillary pheromones can significantly enhance female perceptions of various aspects of male attractiveness.\n-----\nThere's no question that overt and extreme body odor is repellent to many (and certainly it can be!) -- especially since we've been trained by countless advertisements to find it so.  \n\nHowever, it's an evolutionary adaptation of some kind, which (certainly in the pre-bath eras) must have operated as a signal of some kind to females: of health, of strength, of non-sickness perhaps.