Men believe the average is 6.2 inches. Actually, it’s an inch shorter. Many popular song lyrics contain double entendres. Among the best known is Bull “Moose” Jackson’s 1952 rhythm and blues hit, “Big 10 Inch.”…
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I did the Sexology podcast with Dr. Nazamin Maoli of LA a few weeks ago. She asked some former guests, including me, for one sexual tip for men. I provide the first tip a minute…
In both genders, orgasm difficulties are fairly common—and almost always curable In partner sex, some people—both men and women—take quite a while to work their way up to orgasm. Sometimes, it’s situational. If you’re drunk,…
Many women suffer pain that ruins sex. But few mention it, so few men know. Ask! Italian researchers asked 1,034 women aged 18 to 40 if they experienced pain during partner lovemaking. One-third (31 percent)…
A brief guide for women—and their partners—to emergency contraception, IUD insertion, and medication abortion In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling overturning women’s right to abortion, those seeking to end pregnancies have four…
If you’re confused about the G Spot, you’re not alone. Many women—and men—wonder: What is it? Where is it? Why can’t I find mine (or hers)? What’s it got to do with female ejaculation? Why…
Want better sex? Eat a plant-based diet, especially fruits and vegetables. Diet plays an under-appreciated role in sexual function. Consider: Italian researchers surveyed 215 adults’ sex lives, then told half to eat as usual. The…
Doctors should advise: “Go home and make love frequently.” For the 20 million American adults with osteoarthritis, this prescription is endorsed by the Arthritis Foundation and makes perfect sense. First, “arthritis” is not a disease….
“Breath play,” near-strangulation, is moving toward the sexual mainstream Lack of oxygen (hypoxia) that approaches—but avoids—fatal strangulation can produce temporary euphoria. Recently, Indiana University researchers discovered that a sexual version of this, “breath play,” is…
Since the 1998 introduction of Viagra, “impotence” has become “erectile dysfunction” (ED), and the condition has emerged from behind closed bedroom doors into the light of public discussion. Unfortunately, many pill-loving Americans think “vitamin V”…
