8 August is Female Orgasm Day or International Female Orgasm Day, an unofficial holiday started in Brazil, to encourage men to satisfy their wives.
The day is now celebrated around the world to raise awareness about women's right to sexual pleasure.
The law was passed in Espertina, Brazil by councilman Arimateio Dantas who coined the "holiday" International Female Orgasm Day on August 8.
The day wad dedicated to raising awareness of female sexuality because women have often been denied the right to explore their bodies, openly discuss sex, and experience pleasure - something Latino cultures have struggled with for centuries.
Happy International Female Orgasm Day!
The day is now celebrated around the world to raise awareness about women's right to sexual pleasure.
The law was passed in Espertina, Brazil by councilman Arimateio Dantas who coined the "holiday" International Female Orgasm Day on August 8.
The day wad dedicated to raising awareness of female sexuality because women have often been denied the right to explore their bodies, openly discuss sex, and experience pleasure - something Latino cultures have struggled with for centuries.
Happy International Female Orgasm Day!
Sex and intimacy coach Zoe Kors explains why sex is important for women.
Kors says there is scientific evidence of the physiological benefits of sex for women. Engaging in sex regularly has the following effects:
Kors says there is scientific evidence of the physiological benefits of sex for women. Engaging in sex regularly has the following effects:
- Increases DHEA—Hormone that boosts immune system. Produces healthier skin, and decreases depression.
- Increases Oxytocin—Hormone that causes the release of endorphins, a natural opiate that relieves pain.
- Reduces Cortisol—Sex reduces stress, and thereby reduces cortisol levels which means more balanced blood sugar, blood pressure, and lower acidity in the abdomen.
- Increases Immunoglobulin A—Antibody which boosts immunity. Women who have sex twice a week have 30% higher level of immunoglobulin A.
- Some studies even show evidence that the increased blood flow and muscular contractions that occurs with regular penetration and orgasm promotes the structural health of a woman’s pelvic floor.
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