Female Weed Addicts Derive Mind-blowing Pleasure During Sex – Study

The Mind-Blowing Thing Women Weed Addicts Gain During Sex. (Image Courtesy: New York Post)
Mind-Blowing Pleasure Women Weed Addicts Gain During Sex. (Image Courtesy: New York Post)

A new study has found out that women who smoke weed frequently have more satisfying orgasms compared to females who don’t smoke cannabis.

Concise News understands that marijuana is known for making food taste better, but a new study suggests getting high could make sex feel better too.

Published this month (March) in the journal Science Medicine, researchers found that women who used weed before sex had higher sex drives, less pain during the encounter, and more satisfying orgasms compared to women who abstained. Also, they found that women who frequently used weed at any point, not just before sex, were more likely to have enjoyable orgasms compared to those who rarely got high.

The study reveals that people who got high at least weekly were considered “frequent users” while “rare users” only got high several times in a year.

The study authors conclude that marijuana impacts sexual satisfaction, but are not quite sure why.

However, they theorize it could be due to lowered stress, anxiety, and inhibitions, which make people more likely to experiment in bed. Or, possibly weed just really changes the way one experience intimacy.

Marijuana is also known to heighten sensations such as touch, smell, sight, taste, and hearing,” they write.

Furthermore, they note the possibility that weed may help activate neurotransmitters linked to sexual pleasure. THC, the part of marijuana that gets one high, binds to cannabinoid receptors in the human brain. This boosts the amount of dopamine, a hormone partially responsible for pleasure, in the human body, which may explain for the increase in satisfaction.

Nonetheless, this is just one theory, and there is still so much more people do not know about how marijuana use impacts the human body. Of course, it is entirely possible to help one’s partner orgasm without resorting to drugs. Trying new sex positions could do.

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