Can sex cure a migraine?

Not necessarily..... but an orgasm sure as Hell can!

There are many studies surrounding this question, all of which are somewhat inconclusive. The problem is this; the question of SEX is inconclusive. Most of us are having it, but we're not all necessarily experiencing the big O. Then we're either fibbing about it, or we're just simply clueless that there is more pleasure to be had from sex.

This lack of sexual awareness is skewing the data somewhat:

SCIENTIST: So Mrs Brown, you had sex during your migraine but it didn't seem to help the issue?

MRS BROWN: No. It made it worse.

SCIENTIST: Pretty mediocre sex was it?

.....but of course she doesn't ask that.

FACT: During an orgasm endorphins are released. Endorphins are the body's personal stash of opiates and they have the ability to block pain.  

The bigger and better and longer the orgasm the more effective this method is as a pain reliever. It also makes sense that the more orgasms you have, during your migraine, the more natural doses of painkillers (endorphins) your body receives. Experiencing an orgasm is way more pleasant than taking an Ibuprofen ~ and get this; you can't O.D on too much pleasure!!!!!

Unfortunately, a headache is probably the number one reason a lady will give for not wanting to have sex. As cliche as it may be, any migraine sufferer will understand why:

When I'm experiencing the blinding pain of a migraine, I'm just not in the mood for sex. Sex is the LAST thing on my mind...

No problem! If you really don't feel like touching or being touched then don't! Who said anything about sex with a partner??

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Treat yourself to an almighty, all powerful bullet to hold against your clitoris and buzz the pain away....

"An orgasm a day keeps the doctor at bay!"

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Take your lover to the candy shop!

I hear this all the time:

My man loves the way I taste - he'd hate me to put edible cream ... "down there" (said with a stage whisper and discreetly pointing a finger south).

Great! Your natural juices are *supposed* to be alluring, both the taste AND the odor. But hang on a minute ladies... you're kind of missing the point. Most men will spend a lot of time in this region regardless. You don't really need anything to lure him there.

But how about the inside of your elbow, or the base of your neckline? And how about that little spot on your back that hasn't been touched in a REALLY long time.? I'll bet the inside of your thigh could handle a bit of attention... am I right?  

There's foreplay and there's *foreplay* to the foreplay.

This is where your edible creams can quite literally spice up your sex life. Here's a fun sex tip for you: Put your tasty gel in 5 mystery places and set your man a challenge! Don't make it easy for him.

By the time he reaches your sweet spot, you'll be more than ready for the main course!!!

Take your lover to the candy shop

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I don't have orgasms. Is there something wrong with me?

You are not alone. In fact - you COULD be in the majority!

A survey a couple of years ago, organised by Ann Summers (the UKs equivalent to Passion Parties) claimed a whopping 70% of women have never reached a real climax! Hold the phone!!! 80% of those admitted to regularly faking their orgasms.

The same survey also found 76% of women are likely to suffer sexual problems at some point in their lives.

The problem definitely exits here in the states too. In my experience 10% of the ladies I privately consult with at my Passion Parties are seeking advice as to how to achieve that elusive orgasm.

These include mothers AND grandmothers with lifelong partners. Thankfully they have found the confidence to seek advice. But sadly some women never do.

For most women having an orgasm takes practice, and it definitely helps to get some tips from someone who knows how... like me! (Host a party and I can tell you ALL about it!)

Alternatively, Dr Sadie Allison is an expert, and her books are super fun and easy to read. Best of all she includes lots of diagrams so you won't get lost.

A Woman's guide to Sexual Self-Pleasure

• Over 30 self-pleasuring techniques
• Over 60 diagrams and illustrations
• Covers everything from the basics to the more advanced
• Share tips on a variety of topics
• Empowers women to take control of their sexuality
• Educational
• Practical and easy to follow
• Serves as a useful guide for anyone who wants to provide female pleasure
• Learn how to masturbate with fingers or toys

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