The brain is the main organ that controls all bodily functions, including sexual ones. When it comes to sexual activity, certain areas of the brain become more active than others. Studies have found...
The integration of three sensory inputs - interoception, proprioception, and touch - is critical to maintaining consistent heartbeat patterns during multiple-pulse sequences. Interoception refers to...
How does visual sexual exposure modify neural pathways related to arousal, reward, and emotional regulation?
Sexual arousal is a complex biological process involving multiple parts of the brain...
Sexual stimulation can enhance emotional awareness, increase emotional arousal, and improve interpersonal responsiveness through various mechanisms. When an individual experiences sexual stimulation,...
What is sexual touch?
Sexual touch refers to physical contact between two people that has a sexual or romantic connotation. This can include kissing, cuddling, hugging, holding hands, caressing,...
Brain Activity Differs When Processing Sexual vs. Non-Sexual Touch
Touch is an important part of human communication that plays a significant role in social interactions and emotional development....