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Woman's orgasm ability and muscle connection well established
September 25, 2008 by Anonymous, 1 year 8 weeks ago
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The obsevation that there is a relationship between a womans vaginal orgasmic ability and her walk is not too surprising.
The importance of pelvic muscle development and female orgasmic ability has been demonstrated numerous times ever since Dr. Kegel first recognized it.
Pelvic muscle strength and training has a direct effect on a woman's posture and back health. Good pelvic muscle strength would naturally effect how a woman carries herself as she walks.
A chiropracter friend of mine routinely prescribes pelvic muscle strengthening for his female patients to address their chronic back pain. He tells me for those women who follow his recommendations not only improve their back posture and eliminate back pain, they also report improved sexual enjoyment. Not a surprize.
One woman openly shared how she went from barely tolerating sex for the sake of her marriage to developing the ability to spontaneously vaginally orgasm at will through the development of her pelvic muscles and changes in her diet. She then enjoyed sex so much her husband had to ask her for breaks as the daily sex and her desire for mutliple orgasms was too much for him keep up with.
David Christian Solomon
www.EasyOrgasmDiet.com