Orgasm es el único álbum de estudio de la banda inglesa John's Children, proyectado para su lanzamiento el 18 de marzo de 1967, y finalmente lanzado en septiembre de 1970. Fue grabado en Advison Studios en Londres, Inglaterra. Originalmente concebido como un álbum de estudio regular, fue transformado en un álbum "live" falso por el productor Simon Napier-Bell al superponer gritos de la audiencia extraídos de la película de los Beatles A Hard Day's Night (1964).
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“Above his desk at Rutgers University, psychology professor Barry Komisaruk has a framed image of what female brain activity looks like during orgasm. It looks like a sunset. Every major region of her brain ignites at the height of climax.”
“There is good reason to believe that orgasms while sleeping are not, in fact, the result of genital stimulation, but instead are created in the brain.”
“Orgasm is fantastic for your brain. A lot of different regions are activated, which means they're getting a lot of blood flow. It's kind of a workout for your brain."”
“"Their brain activity is very similar to women who have orgasms from physical self-stimulation," Komisaruk says. This even includes heightened activity in the sensory cortex, the area that primarily responds to touch. "Just thinking about stimulation, it turns out, is a very potent way of stimulating this region," he says.”
“By the time you actually experience an orgasm, "more than 30 major brain systems are activated," Komisaruk says. "It's not a local, discrete event. There's no 'orgasm center.' It's everywhere."”
“Overall, our findings lead us to conclude that women’s orgasm is a major neurological event, involving widespread activity in many regions of the brain. Future effective connectivity studies should help elucidate how the activity of these regions develops and is integrated over the course of stimulation, orgasm, and recovery in the totality of the orgasm sequence.”
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