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  Life   Relationship  13 Oct 2017

Life, Relationship, 13 Oct 2017

The research overturned previous studies that suggested that parts of woman’s brains ‘turn off’ when she orgasms. (Photo: Pixabay)

Study finds women's brains do not 'turn off' during orgasm

Researchers find build up of activity in parts of women’s brains associated with memory, emotion that peak with physical pleasure.

13 Oct 2017 3:42 PM

Representational Image. (Photo: Pexels)

Men more satisfied with 'bromances'

Here's why.

13 Oct 2017 2:31 PM


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