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Please Help Science By Participating In National Orgasm Day

scienceandsupermodels.com — The issue seems to be the ‘pelvic floor.’ Arnold Kegel published a 3,000-patient study in 1952 that highlighted the link between this ‘pelvic floor’ and said that ’sexually dysfunctional’ women could achieve orgasm by isolating the vaginal (pubococcygeal) muscle and exercising it properly.

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