That's right, even that internal G-spot stimulation is really clitoral stimulation.
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Introversion is more about how you respond to stimulation, including social stimulation.
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Under-stimulation leaves extroverts feeling bored, so they seek social stimulation to feel good.
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We move from sympathetic (fight and flight) stimulation to parasympathetic (rest and digest) stimulation.
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Try G-spot stimulation If she enjoys internal stimulation during oral sex, simultaneously stimulate her clitoris and G-spot.
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And brain stimulation treatments like tDCS, or transcranial direct-current stimulation, are getting a lot of press as well.
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Both are forms of hyperbolized touch, making more of the stimulation than the stimulation alone would suggest was plausible.
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Oral sex, manual stimulation and other forms of touch and direct clitoral stimulation are relegated to being optional appetizers.
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It's called synesthesia, a condition in which the stimulation of one sense triggers the simultaneous and involuntary stimulation of another.
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They performed under several conditions, including without stimulation; with "sham" stimulation, as a placebo control, and with the targeted tACS.
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No one is happy with how their body works: I hear from women who squirt but want to stop squirting; I hear from women who don't squirt but want to squirt; women who orgasm from clitoral stimulation want to orgasm from internal stimulation; women who orgasm from internal stimulation want to orgasm from clitoral stimulation.
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Manual Stimulation For many people, manual stimulation — aka fingering, hand jobs, or anal fingering — is the main course, not an appetizer.
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"Stimulation of nerves or the spinal cord, rather than muscles, and more sophisticated stimulation technology may provide substantial improvements," wrote Perlmutter.
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If you love deep penetration during vaginal sex — either accompanied by clitoral stimulation or by itself — you might love G-spot stimulation.
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Research has shown that nipple stimulation can mimic the same action and chemical response in the brain that's caused by genital stimulation.
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Electrical stimulation devices are not to be confused with electroconvulsive therapy, a brain stimulation therapy used to treat major depression, and other mood disorders.
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One 2015 study found that 36.6% of cis women said that clitoral stimulation was necessary for them to reach orgasm, and another 36% said clitoral stimulation wasn't necessary for them to reach orgasm, but their orgasms felt a lot better if clitoral stimulation was involved.
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Some people love anal sex and some hate it; some people love lots of vibration and clitoral stimulation and others people prefer deep internal stimulation.
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The Cleveland Functional Electrical Stimulation Center, of which Ajiboye is a part, first developed electrical stimulation technology for reanimating paralyzed function nearly 30 years ago.
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Now, if you're only engaging in non-penetrative stimulation during masturbation (like clitoral stimulation), then you're less likely to get a UTI, Dr. Chung told Refinery29.
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Areas of research like deep brain stimulation (which involves implanting a chip deep in the brain) and transcranial direct stimulation (which changes brain chemistry using non-invasive electrical stimulation) have seen some success in using electricity to correct faulty wiring to, say, help treat mental health conditions.
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Certain sex toys will do this for you, like a rabbit vibrator, which has a long arm for internal stimulation and a shorter arm for clitoral stimulation.
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Those who naturally have high levels of stimulation tend to be introverts — they try and avoid any extra social stimulation that might make them feel anxious or overwhelmed.
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It's commonly believed that women like their stimulation supported by story, which is why they enjoy romance novels and erotica, while men, who prefer visual stimulation, watch porn.
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What the brain is doing is saying this tickling is important, and I'm going to be able to discriminate this kind of stimulation from other kinds of stimulation.
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Nearly every single woman needs clitoral stimulation to experience orgasm, and it just so happens that one of the easiest way to get that stimulation is with oral sex.
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For example, most women need clitoral stimulation in order to achieve orgasm, so many of us recommend a "clitoral/external stimulator" over the standard dildo or vibrator (internal stimulation).
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For the experiment, researchers randomly programed the devices to give either placebo stimulation at a very low frequency or deliver one of four levels of active electrical stimulation treatment.
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" - Adam, 30 "Don't depend on porn for stimulation.
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It's a difficult position because that stimulation that they have, in the form of those tax cuts, is a big stimulation into the capacity limitations as we have low slack.
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The researchers also want to look at whether they can train monkeys based on stimulation in the rest of the brain, and whether stimulation elsewhere would elicit the same response.
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"We assume that in our patient, high-current stimulation of dopaminergic brain reward pathways may have instantaneously triggered overvalued ideas, that could be adjusted again by lowering the stimulation," he says.
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The new report, described in the journal Nature, is the first demonstration of so-called patterned stimulation: An implant sends bursts of targeted stimulation to the muscles that intend to move.
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Half the patients in the study received mild electrical stimulation from physical therapists, and half received sham stimulation (all the equipment is set up, but the electrical current is never activated).
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Nearly 37 percent of women responded that they needed clitoral stimulation to come, and another 36 percent responded that while they didn't require clitoral stimulation to orgasm, it did enhance the experience.
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" This is our body's response to "sexually stimulated vasodilation" — the dilatation of blood vessels — caused by nitric oxide, "a gaseous neurotransmitter/vasodilator produced by either cognitive stimulation, direct stimulation/massage or both.
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Each participant carried out the word-memorization tests repeatedly, with different words every time; some lists were memorized with brain stimulation, and other lists with no stimulation, which served as a control.
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The HRL Labs research team, led by Matthew Phillips, used a neuro-stimulation technique known as transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) to excite areas in the brain responsible for learning and skill retention.
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You have a peak of sympathetic stimulation from orgasm in your brain, and then you come to an orgasm, and all the sympathetic stimulation from the orgasm causes a sudden withdrawal of chemicals.
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When moments without stimulation arise, we start to feel panicked and don't know what to do with them, because we've trained ourselves to expect this stimulation — new notifications and alerts and so on.
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"They get stimulation from the humans," said Johns, the manager.
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Oral sex, manual stimulation, and the lightest BDSM is suggested.
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Consider the Nokia only if clitorial stimulation is your jam.
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Then I started TMS [transcranial magnetic stimulation] with my psychiatrist.
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There was no transfer of information through the brain stimulation.
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Both are amazing and offer different stimulation based on preference.
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Does she likes internal stimulation while she receives oral sex?
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Those with low levels of stimulation tend to be extroverts.
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Not painful, but you certainly feel some sort of stimulation.
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It imparts energy, focus, mental stimulation and feelings of euphoria.
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That suggests the deep brain stimulation did have an effect.
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"Cultural stimulation is the most important thing ever," he says.
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I was pink with sunburn and exhausted from the stimulation.
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Yet stimulation and efficiency were not always viewed as synonymous.
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Without the calcium surges, the stimulation proved to be ineffective.
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It's a certain mental dopamine stimulation that depresses upon deprivation.
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However, stimulation extends well beyond the regions beneath the electrodes.
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More stimulation is not necessarily better; more is simply different.
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Very light exfoliation, very much massage and stimulation and lifting.
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While the opening of the anus is nerve-rich and sensitive, prostate stimulation is explosive and can increase the intensity of orgasm when combined with penis stimulation, ball touching, or simply on its own.
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Dr. Rotenberg and Dr. Mayberg said they could also envision the technique as a diagnostic tool to pinpoint the best brain location to target for electrical stimulation before surgically implanting electrodes for deep brain stimulation.
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If I even like it, it's too much stimulation for me.
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For some people, G-spot stimulation can even lead to squirting.
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Some people can even have a "nipplegasm" from nipple stimulation alone.
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Here's the Chrome Clay Mask, which involves magnetic stimulation, in action.
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The more matches you get the higher social stimulation you get.
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For another three days I felt no desire for online stimulation.
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The lack of constant sound and stimulation was hard to manage.
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At the end of the day, prostate stimulation generally feels good!
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Straight male anal penetration and prostate stimulation are having a moment.
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Particularly with the escape room — it's a new form of stimulation.
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It only responds to the hormone stimulation that you give it.
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Introverts, for example, react much more to stimulation than their counterparts.
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There are no early stimulation services in Japaratinga, where she lives.
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You're constantly in a state of needing some kind of stimulation.
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Spinal cord stimulation sounds a lot scarier than it really is.
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The new method is called transcranial alternating current stimulation, or tACS.
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Stimulation affects more of the brain than a user may think.
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It's really about the stimulation that a work has for you.
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"Let the mind search for its own stimulation," Ms. Mann said.
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MIND Scientists are racing to treat brain disabilities with electrical stimulation.
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But an orchestra doesn't offer the same kind of visual stimulation.
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It utilizes new developments in brain recording and in nerve stimulation.
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Considering that the vast majority of people with vulvas require external stimulation (or external paired with internal stimulation) to achieve orgasm, it's worth asking yourself if you're giving oral sex the attention to detail it deserves.
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Brain stimulation DIYers have been experimenting with long-term treatments, using transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) for months at a time, and have also been working at frequencies that haven't been tested in a lab setting.
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For those who had the brain stimulation, the likelihood that they would engage in physical assault was 47% lower than those who didn't have the stimulation, and 70% lower that they would engage in sexual assault.
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Half of the 536 people who had the real nerve stimulation had favorable outcomes -- defined as better-than-expected disability levels three months after their strokes -- versus 40% of the 519 people who received the fake stimulation.
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"Recess has beautiful packaging and incredible branding, and is the opposite of energy drinks — instead of external stimulation, it encourages internal stimulation and calls for calmness and being present and taking a break from your busy day."
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"Infants seem to tolerate acupuncture with mild stimulation fairly well," Landgren said.
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Her skin reddened around the waxy parts from the stimulation and heat.
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Many of the included attachments have additional nubbins on them for stimulation.
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Much like with people, the effectiveness of stimulation depended on the individual.
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Halo's headsets employ a technology called transcranial direct current stimulation, or tDCS.
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With brain stimulation, participants lasted about 23.5 percent longer on the bike.
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The start-up is developing a nerve stimulation treatment for sleep apnea.
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"The degree of intellectual stimulation may depend on working hours," McKenzie continued.
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The combination of heat and excitement was already enough stimulation for me.
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Vanderlinde says doggy style can be a good position for clitoral stimulation.
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"Anything that can give direct stimulation to the clitoris works," says Vanderlinde.
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Then doctors offered her a new option, something called deep brain stimulation.
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Spasers generate them in response to stimulation by an external light source.
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The answer is better nutrition ("brains are greedy organs") and more stimulation.
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The more electrical stimulation applied, the heavier a virtual object will feel.
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The fun of shooting hoops and the intellectual stimulation of board games?
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"Because they're such smart dogs, they need that mental stimulation," she said.
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Nearly every woman requires stimulation of the external clitoris to experience orgasm.
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Many women report an enjoyment of g-spot stimulation; many do not.
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How do you bring that visual stimulation back to the shopping experience?
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It comes with three different massage heads for different types of stimulation.
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According to the researchers, a beetle has never died right after stimulation.
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The result is much too much hormone and much too much stimulation.
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That sterile environment is frustrating and makes people crave stimulation and excitement.
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I'm trying to create a pleasurable moment, a pleasurable stimulation for myself.
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After nine months of constant nerve stimulation, his level of consciousness plateaued.
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It took a while (and some stimulation) before I felt anything extra.
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She had been in therapy, been on antidepressants, tried transcranial magnetic stimulation.
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Dr. Westheimer preached stimulation and satisfaction, and soon she was a celebrity.
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It is also important to get new stimulation and develop myself further.
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The fascination with psychedelic drugs, psychosurgery, brain-stimulation devices, intravenous infusions, etc.
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Usually they are spontaneous, or [develop] with a little bit of stimulation.
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Should we all get non-invasive brain stimulation to address our prejudices?
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From a biologic point of view, the answer to this question is an unequivocal No … [T]here is absolutely no difference in the response of the pelvic viscera to effective sexual stimulation, regardless of [where] the stimulation occurs.
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Researchers elsewhere are exploring a similar "bi-modal stimulation" approach to treating tinnitus.
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Granted, suction itself isn't exactly a newcomer to the world of erotic stimulation.
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"Have fun with manual and oral stimulation and pleasure each other that way."
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McDonough says says that cannabis appetite stimulation could be the future of medicine.
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What It Is: Electric Muscle Stimulation (EMS) Who Tried It: Grace Gavilanes, PEOPLE.
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Retinal artery and vein reactions to 20-second-long flicker stimulation were measured.
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Besides pressure on the bladder, G-spot stimulation could also be to blame.
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I had heard of and even used electric stimulation before in physical therapy.
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The stimulation can also impact undesired regions, potentially resulting in off-target effects.
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Currently, Douglass uses Vagus Nerve Stimulation (or VNS) Therapy to manage his seizures.
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"For some people [with ADHD], there's a need for constant stimulation," she says.
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Your mental acuity, and your curiosity, will sharpen; you'll crave stimulation and excitement.
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Orgasms from foot stimulation seemed to be more common than the others, though.
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Placing a pillow under the woman's lower back can also allow deep stimulation.
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Is the clitoral stimulation becoming too intense, or are they close to orgasm?
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SGT The story previously noted that the Exo Glove worked with electric stimulation.
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Most of them said it was a combination of vaginal and clitoral stimulation.
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I come from a generation that has grown up with nearly constant stimulation.
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Vagus nerve stimulation is already used to help people with epilepsy and depression.
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It needs variation on daily habits, music, and other stimulation to keep healthy.
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But for people who are sensitive to sensory stimulation, it can be debilitating.
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One of the main types of neuromodulation is known as spinal-cord stimulation.
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Put simply, being introverted means you're someone who is more sensitive to stimulation.
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Put simply, being introverted means you're someone who is more sensitive to stimulation.
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That was compared to 37% who said they needed clitoral stimulation to orgasm.
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"For some people (with ADHD), there's a need for constant stimulation," she said.
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Honorarium art comprises but a small portion of the stimulation on the Playa.
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Spinal cord stimulation is often recommended for people who have had back surgery.
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"The essential stimulation pattern that seems to work uses increasing intervals," she explains.
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Easygoing babies, on the other hand, are able to handle much more stimulation.
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Young people reliably outperformed their elders in the no-stimulation and sham conditions.
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In effect, the stimulation acts as an orchestra conductor, listening, synthesizing and leading.
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Typically these muscles relax with sexual stimulation and then contract rhythmically with orgasm.
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Because their businesses are predicated on addiction and usage and constant stimulation. Yeah.
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"If there's no stimulation whatsoever, we get antsy, we get distracted," Young said.
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WE WILL IN TWO YEARS HAVE THE FISCAL STIMULATION THAT WE HAVE PASSED.
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The second brain treatment offered at Sha, is transcranial direct-current stimulation (tDSC).
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I don't have the energy to watch something, because that's too much stimulation.
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The patient manual for Medtronic's deep brain stimulation devices has an entire appendix to potential sources of EMI, and the consequences for not heeding these warnings that it lists are dire: system changes, changes to stimulation, injury or even death.
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The researchers stimulated brains in both high- and low-functioning states and found that while memory improved when stimulation occurred in the low-functioning state, participants actually scored lower than usual when stimulation occurred in an already high-functioning state.
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The Oden 2 vibrator is worn by both partners for separate-yet-simultaneous stimulation.
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Their parents first met during infant-stimulation classes when the two were just babies.
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Well stimulation is not regulated in Florida and does not require a separate permit.
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Patients are strapped into a rotating chair called a GyroStim, reportedly for brain stimulation.
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Just 5 percent reached orgasm through oral sex and 25 percent through clitoral stimulation.
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Sometimes, the patients were instead given a sham stimulation, which acted as a control.
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Clitoral stimulation is one of the most common ways people with clits reach orgasm.
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But they're also highly social animals that need a lot of stimulation and attention.
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It's essentially a pacemaker that suppresses the hyperexcitability of nerves by delivering subthreshold stimulation.
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We all live our lives 24/7, there are too many points of stimulation.
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Dr. Kyrchman recommends adding external stimulation, like a clitoral vibrator, to your bedroom repertoire.
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Electrical stimulation of the spinal cord has been shown to facilitate voluntary muscle contractions.
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"It could feel wonderful, but could also feel like too much stimulation," Lilla says.
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Your correspondent's modern mind craved stimulation; the sought-after silence brought only soured boredom.
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It is stimulation [that] has pushed me to keep going and to move forward.
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It works in a slightly different way than other neurofeedback or electrical stimulation therapies.
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It was your constant companion, an oasis whenever you needed comfort, stimulation or sweetness.
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Subjects who received tDCS brain stimulation improved their piloting abilities, particularly their landing skills.
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And, with practice, that can lead to nipplegasms — yes, orgasms caused by nipple stimulation.
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Vagus nerve stimulation has been used to treat other conditions, including epilepsy and depression.
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Bockbrader says some patients may feel a buzzing or tingling sensation from the stimulation.
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It consists of 64 floppy drives and eight 8-channel controllers with envelope stimulation.
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When chewed, its leaves also provide mild stimulation and can suppress thirst and hunger.
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We have already established that I'm not watching Game of Thrones for intellectual stimulation.
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Most people's levels of natural stimulation don't reach great extremes, though it does fluctuate.
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Yep — the one who fields calls for men looking for a some cellular stimulation.
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Stimulation boxes can be implanted in people with epilepsy or otherwise untreatable clinical depression.
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"Your clitoris is really intricate, and it's not always visible without stimulation," she says.
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This is very difficult for Sagittarius, who often confuses intellectual stimulation with emotional support.
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The cervix blocks the area from stimulation, which makes the zone feel extra sensitive.
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In other words, sometimes G-spot stimulation leads to orgasm, and sometimes it doesn't.
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The American Pregnancy Association only suggests one method of inducing labor naturally: nipple stimulation.
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The FDA reported one death it believes was caused by an electrical stimulation device.
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Neuroscientists began experimenting in earnest with transcranial direct current stimulation about 15 years ago.
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The visual and sensory input of a barn and stable setting provides additional stimulation.
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As you near orgasm, the stimulation begins to feel, well, a little too much.
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This stimulation also works the same plumping and firming magic as a facial massage.
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She said she was having trouble enjoying reading for pleasure outside of intellectual stimulation.
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"Picking or pulling adds or subtracts stimulation," says Karen Pickett, an Ohio-based therapist.
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I've found that penetrative masturbation doesn't do it for me and stimulation is enough.
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"One of the hallmarks of our culture is the incessant sensory stimulation," Sofer says.
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So I got out the big guns in clitoral stimulation sex toys: the Womanizer.
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The stimulation helped 82 percent of people who fell under the first depression subtype.
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I'd never thought of orgasms as customizable or controllable based on type of stimulation.
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This means patience and understanding, but also exploring other options and methods of stimulation.
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Lali doesn't speak either; her main source of stimulation and solace is uncooked rice.
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Neuro-stimulation covers too many different techniques, for various applications and of varying quality.
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"Suddenly all of the stimulation of holding one upright against gravity disappears," he wrote.
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It features five stimulation modes and 2299.99 intensity grades to adapt to your needs.
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It also included oral sex, self stimulation and sexual touching or caressing, Arnot said.
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There was concern that deep-brain stimulation might prompt manic episodes in those individuals.
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Even though she's lazy about it—and everything, really—the videos are welcome stimulation.
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To dopamine fast, you halt any kind of stimulation, period, for an entire day.
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It doesn't vibrate but uses gentle, autonomous motions and air flow to enhance stimulation.
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Hit up a museum or go to a lecture today— you're craving intellectual stimulation.
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Many people with vaginas require clitoral stimulation and penetration in order to orgasm, and the Rabbit does both: "While most women receive the most pleasure from clitoral stimulation, as it is more sensitive, internal pressure and vibrations can feel good, too," Lilla says.
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So, maybe your partner rubs your clitoris while they finger you (a combo of vaginal and clitoral stimulation), or maybe they suck your nipples as they're penetrating you with a penis or a strap-on (a combo of nipple and vaginal stimulation).
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Photo: The Monarch eTNS system (NeuroSigma)Last week, the Food and Drug Administration cleared the Monarch external Trigeminal Nerve Stimulation (eTNS) system, a medical device that provides mild brain stimulation to treatment attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children ages 7 to 12.
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A lot of things can press that pedal and rev your engine, from visual stimulation (how you feel about your body, how you feel about your partner, even having a good day at work) to tactile stimulation (having your partner touch you).
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Haddock said four other devices are in the pipeline, one specifically for clitoral stimulation, another for clitoral and vaginal stimulation, one for anywhere on the body and the other, she said, is a different approach to the way people with vulvas masturbate.
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"It is true that any sort of intense stimulation to any part of the body and brain, cause the sensors of that stimulation to 'turn down'," Peter Sterling, a professor of neuroscience at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, tells Refinery29.
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Local governments objected to the legislation because it would prohibit them from banning well stimulation.
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Stimulation is designed to engage your pup, getting their brain working and their feet moving.
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It thus suggests that plant-plant belowground communication is modified by above-ground mechanical stimulation.
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In that study, 12 volunteers received real or placebo brain stimulation, then performed cycling tests.
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"Sitting there and doing the same thing, there's not a lot of stimulation," she said.
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Which reminds me: the Switch is built from the ground up for maximum ASMR stimulation.
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How did we get to deep brain stimulation and where do we go from here?
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Around 150,000 people receive deep-brain stimulation via electrodes to help them control Parkinson's disease.
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Sometimes people ejaculate when they have an orgasm through prostate stimulation, and sometimes they don't.
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Other marine organisms—most notably, dinoflagellates—glow in response to some form of physical stimulation.
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I was so occupied, but I have to be, because my brain needs constant stimulation.
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But, it is the lack of neuronal input/stimulation that causes the muscle to atrophy.
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Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is already being tested in treating mental health issues like depression.
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Au natural stimulation is wonderful, but sex toys can do things that people just can't.
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The discoveries are painful and swift: Visual stimulation, to find out if they can see.
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Science has even shown that without the stimulation of work, our cognitive capacities rapidly deteriorate.
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More often than not, other forms of stimulation like masturbation and oral sex are required.
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"If you're looking at the market, clit stimulation is what's most sought after," he says.
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The way the average person achieves orgasm probably seems intuitively obvious: genital stimulation, of course.
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How much alien stimulation can the mind process in just a little over two minutes?
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The clips are hooked up to a machine that sends electric currents to increase stimulation.
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One new technology Olympians are using this year is transcranial direct current stimulation, or TDCS.
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Whether you're into clitoral stimulation, penetration, or both, there's a vibe out there for you.
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Also, some who no longer feel sufficient stimulation through usual means might gravitate towards extremes.
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Stimulation activates the prefrontal cortex, triggering dopamine and making it easier to stay on task.
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Deep-brain stimulation uses electrical pulses, delivered via implanted electrodes, to help control Parkinson's disease.
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The Gravity Blanket uses deep touch pressure stimulation to help you relax and sleep better.
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The implication is that stimulation of the innate immune system is critical to preventing asthma.
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That was compared to 37% who said they, like you, needed clitoral stimulation to orgasm.
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Some enjoy direct stimulation (meaning: right on top), but others may think that's too intense.
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It's the latest system from Medtronic, the company that created the spinal cord stimulation market.
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Spinal cord stimulation had historically been delivered at low frequency, usually 40 to 60 hertz.
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Deutsche Bank estimates spinal cord stimulation accounts for about 6 percent of Medtronic's total sales.
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Induced ovulation is literally the stimulation of egg production through the physical act of sex.
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But it's 2018 and no one's eyes deserve the over-stimulation of gif lists anymore.
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Also, acupuncture comes in many shapes and sizes: for example, some acupuncturists incorporate electrical stimulation.
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To be clear: The act is phenomenal when penetration and clitoral stimulation are perfectly balanced.
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Using electrical stimulation and resistance bands, physical therapists are working to re-educate her muscles.
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Electrical stimulation devices, or ESDs, administer electrical shocks through electrodes attached to an individual's skin.
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And from touch comes important developmental stimulation, including a sense of the baby's own body.
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So will this prove to be more effective that TDCS or other noninvasive stimulation options?
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One of the topics that I've been thinking about lately is transcranial direct current stimulation.
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One study found that 80% of cis women need clitoral stimulation in order to orgasm.
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It may sound futuristic, but deep brain stimulation, or D.B.S., has a fairly long history.
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They typically came in "flesh" colors and seemed to be more about penetration than stimulation.
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The group later sued the federal government over 53 so-called well stimulation approval permits.
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"They can play and entertain themselves so even if you're not home they have stimulation."
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Over time, the stimulation may improve communication between the brain and the bladder, reducing incontinence.
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MB: And the feeling of relaxation will be caused by both audio and visual stimulation?
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And while it's also implicated in depression, it hasn't been studied extensively as a stimulation target.
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"It is a false assumption that visual stimulation is about looking at pretty things," Enoch says.
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"We were the first center in the world to pioneer spinal cord stimulation," Al-Kaisy says.
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Along with hand jobs, clitoral stimulation (aka fingering without vaginal penetration) falls under this category, too.
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This stimulation makes the Skene's gland fill with fluid, which is then expressed through the urethra.
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But electrical stimulation may affect other regions of the brain, beyond those directly beneath the electrodes.
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She had a deep-brain stimulation device implanted 10 years ago to treat her severe depression.
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"The stimulation has to be turned on, and the parameters have to be set," Lee says.
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A majority (more than 50%) also counted oral sex and rimming (oral-anal stimulation) as sex.
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If you're seeking some stimulation in your rear end look no further than the Destructor Plug.
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They get a modest amount of mental stimulation and the right to call themselves Harvard alumni.
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It's a great form of enrichment for her, it gives her mind a lot of stimulation.
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Luckily, it was a region of the brain already known to be safe for electrical stimulation.
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"It's going to give you the extra stimulation, even if you're just walking around," Smith says.
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The stimulation of anti-aging products could potentially increase breakouts — the opposite of what you want.
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Some target the sports industry, pairing motor cortex stimulation with athletic training to accelerate athletic performance.
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They also roll in response to noxious high temperatures and noxious mechanical stimulation (stabbing, most importantly).
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If you happen to have a detachable shower head, you could incorporate water clitoral stimulation too.
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Studies have found that only about 24% of women can achieve organism without direct clitoral stimulation.
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It comes with a raised head so that a female partner can enjoy external clitoral stimulation.
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As the New York Times reports, previous studies on deep brain stimulation have had mixed results.
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The children - ranging from 3 to 19 years old - are devoid of attention and lack stimulation.
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Research has shown that nerve stimulation can dilate undamaged arteries, increasing blood flow in the brain.
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They live in a vacuum of culture, stimulation, and meaning—suburban Illinois in the mid aughts.
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Livia is a TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) machine, like the ones used by physical therapists.
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That suggests that unless the technique can be refined, deep-brain stimulation may not be effective.
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Kids stream out of universities and unfashionable counties to cities, in search of experience and stimulation.
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But I usually need intense direct clitoral stimulation with a hand or vibrator to get off.
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There's people who are using transcranial stimulation to hack their biology and make themselves learn faster.
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Use lube, and get yourself fantasizing and masturbating, enjoying whatever clitoral and vaginal stimulation you enjoy.
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When we don't encounter the attendant stimulation early in life, the immune system can become unsteady.
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In my case, most unnecessary stimulation comes from my phone, which I constantly have on me.
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The Kong Puppy Toy is ultra-durable and designed for teething as well as mental stimulation.
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A regular "dementia cafe" will start this month, offering stimulation for sufferers and support for carers.
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They then applied polyethylene glycol to the incision of seven dogs and also delivered electrical stimulation.
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The idea is that they work through deep pressure touch stimulation (DPTS), similar to a massage.
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After about a month of stimulation, they saw significant improvement in the man's attention and movements.
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These indirect effects of stimulation on connected brain networks may alter brain functions that are unintended.
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That makes the overall cost comparable to existing treatments like electroconvulsive therapy and transcranial magnetic stimulation.
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Ampyx trilobites, in contrast, had an anatomy that could have enabled chemical communication and sensory stimulation.
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The new paper resolves this confusion by demonstrating that the timing of the stimulation is crucial.
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Ellis: Getting and staying erect is very hard to do, too [without any sensation and stimulation].
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There are mixed reviews on whether or not a stimulation fast will actually reset your brain.
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Corala claims that the blanket can relieve stress, anxiety, and sleeplessness through soothing deep pressure stimulation.
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The badgers' small cages and lack of stimulation have led to injuries and stress, PETA said.
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Lopes' solution: to control the user's movements by altering their arm poses using electrical muscle stimulation.
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"An orgasm results in incredible stimulation of the vagus nerve," he told New Scientist in 2006.
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"In the future it might be possible to develop ways to externally modulate these conscious signatures and restore some degree of awareness or responsiveness in patients who have lost them, for example by using non-invasive brain stimulation techniques such as transcranial electrical stimulation," said Fernández-Espejo.
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It warns that people seem to respond differently to brain stimulation depending on what they're doing: "Stimulation while reading a book, meditating, visually fixating on a point, watching TV, doing arithmetic, sleeping or playing video games could all cause different changes in the brain," it says.
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At the conclusion of their experiments, Phillips and his colleagues found that there was in fact a decreased variability in training among the test subjects who received stimulation to their prefrontal cortex—those who received stimulation showed more consistency in their performance than those who did not.
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It doesn't matter if you prefer vaginal, anal, or clitoral stimulation: the Motorbunny is coming for you.
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When provided with this nerve stimulation, the volunteer was able to feel sensations in his artificial hand.
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When it comes to G-spot stimulation, the first step is to actually find the G-spot.
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It's specifically designed to offer internal (and sometimes simultaneous external) clitoral stimulation in one brilliantly curved package.
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In this case, the monkeys eventually learned to associate the stimulation with the task without the light.
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Other studies have examined how certain drugs, such as Donepezil, and light stimulation can aid lucid dreaming.
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This set is extra special because it's great for both G-spot and P-spot (prostate) stimulation.
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It means flapping her hands, a form of stimulation or "stimming" that many autistic people find comforting.
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If you're someone who requires clitoral stimulation to orgasm, don't write off deep penetration, Dr. Britton says.
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We are not just controlled by impenetrable social powers, our very emotions are "outsourced" to chemical stimulation.
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"If you're going for a quickie and the goal is orgasm, you'll want heightened stimulation," she says.
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For many women, direct clitoral stimulation can be too intense, especially at the onset of oral sex.
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There's a "high reach extension" on this ring, which is supposed to provide spot-on clitoral stimulation.
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We're now in the stimulation period, which is: How do I get my people out to vote?
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If you have a vagina, the odds are that you need clitoral stimulation to have an orgasm.
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But that's not necessarily how it works — plenty of people actually only enjoy clitoral stimulation without penetration.
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That might be okay on the school swingset, but I'd expect more stimulation from a $15 playground.
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Some people prefer to pair prostate play with external stimulation, but others like it on it's own.
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The language we use to refer to these forms of stimulation is a stumbling block, Hancock said.
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Monti said the portable device will make it much less costly to conduct trials on brain stimulation.
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A method known as repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) has also been receiving a lot of interest.
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Johnson does offer g-spot stimulators, but their most popular vibrator—the Rabbit—also provides clitoral stimulation.
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Not to mention more than a third of women need clitoral stimulation, not penetration, to reach orgasm.
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Sometimes you may feel the need to seek out stimulation, while other times, you may avoid it.
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And it is also very clear that behavioral treatment in the form of cognitive stimulation helps significantly.
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Systematically switching between any two forms of language seems to provide the mind with the extra stimulation.
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These are excellent for G-spot and P-spot play because both require very firm, concentrated stimulation.
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The InsideOut stood out from the rest due to its insertion feature intended for G-spot stimulation.
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Some people speculate that the intense pleasure of prostate stimulation prove the gland evolved "for" gay sex.
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Granted, dry humping does involve some genital stimulation, so it's not a perfect parallel to your story.
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According to a recent study, many women report that they require clitoral stimulation to have an orgasm.
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Deep brain stimulation has also received attention and funding for its potential to treat pain and depression.
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Conventionally, DBS stimulation is always on, wasting energy and depriving the patient of a sense of control.
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Dr. Cameron Sepah wrote about dopamine fasting, or abstaining from over-stimulation for a period of time.
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The placebo group, those who didn't get the physical stimulation, got a low current for 30 seconds.
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But it has also been linked to learning and memory issues and prolonged nerve and muscle stimulation.
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Some Silicon Valley VCs and executives are responded by 'dopamine fasting,' as the answer to over-stimulation.
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For example, nipple and anal stimulation can result in sexual pleasure and even orgasm for some people.
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Clitoral stimulation also causes vaginal tenting and ballooning, which give sperm more time to fertilize an egg.
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In fact, your experience of needing clitoral stimulation to reach climax is the case for most women.
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I get more Bulletproof Coffee and try a 20-minute Electrical Muscle Stimulation workout from Katalyst Fitness.
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Sitting at 80 percent sativa, Haze in its true form provides seemingly endless mental stimulation and energy.
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These include exercise, electrical stimulation, and an all-liquid diet or feeding tube in more serious cases.
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The brush stimulation can cause deep-seated bacteria to rise to the surface and funk things up.
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"I almost always orgasmed within two or three minutes of vaginal penetration and clitoral stimulation," she remembers.
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Are wand vibrators up your alley, or do you prefer a device geared toward G-spot stimulation?
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In effect, the stimulation occurs on an as-needed basis, roughly mimicking the body's own signaling mechanism.
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Other research teams recently have reported that continuous stimulation could also restore some movement in human patients.
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In effect, the device provided the pattern of stimulation that the body delivered before the injury occurred.
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I'm getting plenty of work done, but I'm starting to get unnerved by the lack of stimulation.
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It's become increasingly clear that transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) works, at least some of the time.
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Further, such cognitive trade-offs could develop over time and only become recognizable long after the stimulation.
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This lower level of stimulation, the authors argue, leads to less school readiness and lower achievement later.
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But sedentary adult dogs such as Chihuahuas and Great Danes may need less physical and mental stimulation.
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This aural and visual assault poses the question: Exactly how much stimulation do studios think audiences need?
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The FDA doesn't regulate psychotherapy, but medical devices can require a training program, like transcranial magnetic stimulation.
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Lube is especially helpful for penetrative sex, but it's great for any kind of external stimulation, too.
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It's almost a law of celebrity that given such stimulation, egos tend to inflate to gargantuan size.
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I THINK THAT'S GOING TO PRODUCE A LOT OF STIMULATION AND I THINK PERHAPS A MARKET BLOWOFF.
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A few potential benefits of cold-water therapy: weight loss stimulation, increased circulation and stress reduction. Brrr.
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A few potential benefits of cold-water therapy: weight-loss stimulation, increased circulation and stress reduction. Brrr.
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Team engagement levels that looked at metrics including leadership, commitment, stimulation and empowerment, all climbed post-trial.
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She is learning French (a form of cognitive stimulation), meditates regularly and is socially and intellectually active.
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Individuals will also be able to get a neurofeedback session administered by the clinic's brain stimulation unit.
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Shock: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is delaying a move to ban some electrical stimulation devices.
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Humm is one of several startups that are developing neuro-stimulation wearables for all kinds of applications.
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As each pubic hair is attached to a nerve, tugging during sex may also increase sexual stimulation.
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It was beautiful, but given the total lack of challenge or stimulation, I felt my attention fading.
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They can add some new play to sex but they can also provide stimulation another person just can't.
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Researchers are also experimenting with different forms of brain stimulation, to see if they can minimize memory loss.
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Those firing pattern codes for each volunteer were then translated into electrical stimulation, delivered during another visual test.
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Indeed, even when clitoral stimulation was observed in these videos, it was primarily men who were doing it.
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Their research suggests there's another possible target for stimulation, one that might provide more reliable improvements in mood.
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The degree of pressure, angle, and stimulation that gets one woman off could be drastically different for another.
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If she likes prostate stimulation, a finger inside her anus while you're eating her out can be delightful.
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If you require a significant amount of stimulation to achieve climax, it can certainly help you get there.
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Only 5 percent used it for sexual stimulation, with the vast majority saying it brought no sexual pleasure.
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Although people who wander may gain social contact, exercise, and stimulation, they can also become lost or exhausted.
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On the Donald Trump economy: "Fiscal stimulation is going to offset any drag from monetary slowdown," he said.
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Stimulation Overload runs through this weekend at Superchief's SoHo space with The Hub, click here for more info.
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Another one — which Voloshin participated in — tried using electrical stimulation for muscles to counteract the weakness that develops.
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Adaptationism doesn't explain why, for example, some species require so much stimulation in order to feel enough pleasure.
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They're particularly receptive to products aimed at saving themselves time while offering stimulation and safety for little ones.
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In addition, we are frequently overwhelmed by too much stimulation, and too many choices instead of too few.
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Maybe you went to physical therapy for an injury and are well-acquainted with electrical muscle stimulation (EMS).
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McLaughlin says they believe it could be used for deep brain stimulation for disorders such as Parkinson's disease.
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" However, the email added, "this has created an environment without stimulation that leads to other types of distractions.
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And, that women need oral sex and clitoral stimulation if they're going to stand any chance of coming.
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The Fin Finger Vibe offers multiple sensations, thanks to one side that has a more targeted-pinpoint stimulation.
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Instead, he's worried about what chronic, low-level stimulation of these irritation receptors could do to people's lungs.
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In transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a magnetic coil over the scalp induces an electrical current in the brain.
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I remembered this and thought to make phones that would provide the physical stimulation but not the connectivity.
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That's because it gets around many of the problems that other methods of non-invasive stimulation run into.
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He explains what he felt to TechXplore:The stimulation felt almost like what I would feel with my hand.
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It provides mental stimulation and self-esteem, is better for your health and adds meaning to your life.
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It&aposs called transcranial magnetic stimulation or TMS and it&aposs currently FDA approved to treat depression only.
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His walking improved even more after March 2014, which his doctor adjusted the electrical stimulation in his brain.
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Or making regulatory compliance and its cost more manageable, which is key to stimulation growth, particularly for startups.
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It's mostly sensory stimulation designed to get the children to use their senses and galvanize new brain growth.
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These researchers will be experimenting with vagal nerve stimulation, exploring whether this can accelerate learning a new language.
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"As long as you have good control over city stimulation and stress, it cannot be harmful," he said.
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But if you're using a silicone toy for anal stimulation, you're better off using a water-based lube.
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Collagen stimulation is nice and all, but far from instant — and that's where the immediate results come in.
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Instead, they appear to be a multisensory experience that can potentially arise from many different kinds of stimulation.
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That somehow the stimulation of a female presence supersedes a man's ability to control himself not to rape.
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The patent introduces Uber's "Sensory Stimulation System," something we could see implemented in autonomous vehicles in the future.
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The technology at the center of NeuroQore is a brain-zapping technique called repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS).
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Not pain in the traditional sense, but more like the kind of pain you get from over stimulation.
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The University of Rochester Medical Center lists electrical stimulation among "alternative therapies" in the treatment of Bell's palsy.
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Scientists still don't fully understand how electrical stimulation of the sensory cortex corresponds to the sense of touch.
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Most women need clitoral stimulation, and using a vibrator is a tried-and-true way of introducing it.
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By defaulting to vibrator-induced clitoral stimulation every time, I risk overlooking the full spectrum of sexual experience.
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In recent years, Dr. Braithwaite had begun researching the effect of environmental stimulation that fish experience in tanks.
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More than 150,000 people have had electrodes implanted for deep-brain stimulation to help them control Parkinson's disease.
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Study co-author Dr. Roy Hamilton believes the experiment demonstrates the possibility of this kind of brain stimulation.
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Physical stimulation aside, Mike Bodge has created a calming virtual fidget spinner that changes colors as is spins.
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If penetration and internal stimulation is important to you, then you have to look at shape and size.
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The orgasm note is a fabled, mythic musical note that allegedly makes women come without any physical stimulation.
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Is that because you need constant (and different) stimulation, or you just don't have a lot of patience?
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Movie theaters in Britain have also introduced similar initiatives, hosting "autism-friendly screenings" by reducing stimulation and sound.
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Over time, most city dwellers grow so accustomed to this intense stimulation that they cease to notice it.
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Unearthing pleasant memories from earlier years through sensory stimulation may help patients feel more stable, Dr. Albers said.
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For instance, scientists have already developed transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS), as a form of therapy for psychiatric disorders.
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Where other babies and toddlers might love stimulation -- loud singing or noisy toys -- these babies need the opposite.
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In the brain, the stimulation is a small amount of electrical current; in machines, it's streams of data.
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Tenants hope to extend their life spans with the rigorous sensory stimulation provided by their artist-inspired apartments.
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Before the stimulation tests, the team determined the precise settings for each patient's high- and low-functioning states.
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The patients who got the real stimulation did even better, though; their pain levels decreased by 46 percent.
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Well, in part, by providing deep pressure stimulation, which delivers a reassuring and cocooning feeling to the sleeper.
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Dr. Courtine had used electrical stimulation before to train paralyzed rats with spinal cord injuries to walk again.
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In reality, there is a continuum of consumer responses to price - ranging from demand stimulation to demand destruction.
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He had spent eight months undergoing an intense exercise regimen, along with electrical stimulation of his injured spine.
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A production crowded with visual stimulation, in which the singers seemed to be left to their own devices?
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On the other hand, some people may get no sexual stimulation from the O-Seat, according to Roszler.
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Meanwhile, that same repetition makes them easy and cheap to produce, while still providing appeal and visual stimulation.
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Without anxiety or stimulation, this duty cycle for sober dolphins can oscillate wildly from zero to 70 percent.
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In other words, introversion is a personality trait; it's about having a lower tolerance for stimulation and a lower threshold for over-stimulation, whereas social anxiety is more about this internal fear of judgment and this fear that your deficiencies — real or imagined — will become obvious to everyone around you.
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He feared that his brain had permanently rotted in prison, a place where intellectual stimulation is in short supply.
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" Yet, as Allison Moon writes in Girl Sex 101, "For some girls, too much glans stimulation can feel annoying.
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If you're a kinky person who enjoys extremely vigorous stimulation, the Motorbunny could potentially make for stellar partnered play.
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I quickly found myself on a constant mission to explore, absorb, and reorganize an ever-growing amount of stimulation.
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As an adult reading YA, I'm no longer looking for education, but for stimulation — and welp, this ain't it.
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Doctors usually prescribe medicines (most commonly dopamine therapies) and lifestyle modifications (rest and exercise) or surgery (deep-brain stimulation).
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" For a woman with such anatomy to achieve orgasm, Lloyd recommended trying "manual stimulation of the clitoris during intercourse.
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The video works on loop in the inaugural exhibit, Stimulation Overload, are mesmerizing and disruptive at the same time.
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Lucky for them, this always on, super connected age means there is more than enough stimulation to go around.
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Previous large studies of the current deep-brain stimulation devices failed to show a benefit in treatment-resistant depression.
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Talk to your partner and ask for more stimulation and foreplay, Minkin says, and don't rush into penetrative sex.
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Overwhelmed by the constant stimulation of life on the road, Gud had fallen into a cycle of substance abuse.
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From imagined fetishes to daydreamed ménages à trois; big brains set us apart in our ability for self-stimulation.
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The team demoed their wearable onstage today at TechCrunch Disrupt NY. So what exactly is transcranial direct current stimulation?
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You can press around the area, offering pressure-based stimulation, or move your fingers in a grounded, circular motion.
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Those electrodes will gather data from the brain, process it, and then administer the appropriate dose of stimulation accordingly.
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"Nipple stimulation is often recommended as a way to naturally help labor progress, because it increases oxytocin," she says.
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Work in mice has proved that early stimulation of their immune systems protects against a murine version of ALL.
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Pairing this pose with an external vibrator or masturbation sleeve will take the stimulation to a whole new level.
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Every person is different and whether a man enjoys prostate stimulation will depend on his body and comfort levels.
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Some experts believe that electric stimulation of the brain sharpened memory, but others thought it only damaged the brain.
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"The electrical stimulation works by mimicking the way the brain relays messages to the muscles," aesthetician Kerry Benjamin explains.
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The girthy head gives you all-over clitoral stimulation without having to do much in the way of maneuvering.
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It's an amalgamation of golden typewriter keys built in at different angles to create acupuncture stimulation to the noggin.
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This simple tweak allows the receiver to experience clitoral stimulation, without having to use their hands or extra toys.
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Until then, deep brain stimulation (DBS) can be used as a relatively safe, effective, and tolerable therapy, they said.
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The ubiquitous stimulation of modern society leaves us with a false sense of satiety and no space for uncertainty.
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So we all cook breakfast together every day and it's very nice, but it's not enough stimulation for me.
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Over several days, the brain starts to learn to produce activity that was rewarded by the increase in stimulation.
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It also tracks sleep, reducing the amount of electrical stimulation during rest and documenting users' sleep patterns in general.
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Some of the most important parts of sexual stimulation are invisible to a camera or obscured from outside viewers.
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But there's one constant: The client discusses something terrible while keeping up a monotonous physical response to bilateral stimulation.
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While "physiologically arousing" does address sexual stimulation, the definition also refers to an individual's attention, awareness and alertness levels.
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It's not just too much stress that does us in — too little mental and intellectual stimulation isn't good either.
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I basically imagine extra dimensions of meaning — scent or other sensory stimulation for example — overlaid on existing museum experiences.
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After a single month of stimulation, the patient's attention, movements and brain activity significantly improved, according to the authors.
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What's new in this study is stimulation of the vagal nerve on the outside of the brain, he said.
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Due to the shape of the rubber toy, it bounces unpredictably, offering mental stimulation as well as physical exercise.
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UBS analysts estimated that the worldwide spinal cord stimulation market declined 2% in the second quarter of the year.
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Stimulation of their receptors produces feelings of depression, anxiety, memory loss and a reduced ability to enjoy rewarding experiences.
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For some disabled people who aren't able to enjoy visual sexual stimulation like porn, Lynn's services provide an alternative.
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Intellectual stimulation in your relationships is crucial to you, and Venus in genius Aquarius will bring you exactly that.
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Take your Weed Week celebration to the bedroom, enjoy the benefits of increased sensitivity and stimulation, and get yours!
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The implanted device, when turned on, delivered bursts of stimulation to individual muscles as they were called into use.
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You can reasonably ask whether transcranial direct current stimulation is in the spirit of sport to be doing that.
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Women who love the idea of waking up slowly and sensually to the feeling of gently increasing clitoral stimulation.
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Both Kilgard and Shore are working on nerve-stimulation therapies that have significantly reduced tinnitus in early clinical trials.
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But a few years later, a variation on the SaSi's unique, pressure-based stimulation mechanism appeared in Lelo's Ora.
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"The breathing patterns, movement in the body, and physical stimulation masturbation provides wakes up the nervous system," she says.
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The authors then examined memory performance based on whether stimulation arrived during low- compared with high-functioning brain states.
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"It's a great opportunity for G-spot or prostate stimulation and can be a calming, intimate position," N'diaye added.
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Here's what is happening: Shock therapy: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is proposing to ban electrical stimulation devices.
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But pumping both breasts increases levels of prolactin, a hormone involved in milk production, and increases mammary gland stimulation.
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They saw him through his first months, when weight gain, stimulation, and control of his blood pressure were essential.
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A recent study of neural pathways in mice found that deep brain stimulation can reverse cocaine addiction for them.
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I cannot even begin to express the intellectual stimulation my poor graduate school-brain received during that single evening.
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All of the men arrested in Jupiter were filmed paying for manual or oral sexual stimulation, according to police.
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The clitoris sends important signals to the brain when it's stimulated during sexThe study, a meta-analysis combining past data related to the physiological effects of clitoral stimulation on the reproductive system during sex, found that clitoral stimulation plays a major role in creating the best possible conditions for conception during reproduction.
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NeuroQore: NeuroQore is commercializing an innovative new repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) therapy system for treatment of drug resistant depression.
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"For some, this need for more stimulation may translate to a perception that the music tempo is decreasing," he said.
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"People are getting really creative with different ways to feel stimulation and to add to the sexual experience," Amrich says.
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And after each stimulation session, they talked about how they were feeling and answered questionnaires meant to assess their mood.
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It's possible to read out brain signals using electrodes or imaging and write brain signals through electrical or optical stimulation.
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Most of us need clitoral stimulation like what we do for ourselves when we masturbate, such as with a vibrator.
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The most painful part for Edmonds was the drug stimulation injections that grew her ovaries to the size of grapefruits.
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"To all you chill seekers, here comes some stimulation that might induce your chills," Goldblum says in the video introduction.
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Today, Howard uses an FDA-approved transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation device, is receiving Botox therapy and takes two prescription medications.
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The strongest evidence indicates electrical stimulation can be effective for treating depression or pain, Wexler told Reuters Health by email.
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"Not all folks enjoy oral pleasure like clitoral stimulation and not all folks enjoy anal pleasure like rimming," Rashatwar says.
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In a press conference, the Mayo Clinic team said that no one really knows why the spinal stimulation is working.
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L: So if you needed the outside stimulation, why did you decide to retire and take care of my baby?
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Powerful machine learning tools can predict responses from auditory stimulation, and create rich, Total-Recall-like experiences through our ears.
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Approximately two-thirds reported preferring direct clitoral stimulation, and 5 percent wanted their partner to avoid stimulating their clitoris completely.
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Dr. Vandelinde says being on top provides open access for clitoral stimulation, which most women need in order to orgasm.
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My German shepherd needs a lot of mental stimulation, so he uses the Kong Wobbler for all of his meals.
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Puppies keep you active: Training and playing with your dog also provides mental stimulation, helps unleash creativity and alleviates stress.
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Get a traditional straight-edge bullet, a curved G-spot vibe, or one that has rabbit ears for clitoral stimulation.
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Everyone gets sensitive after having an orgasm, she says, and how sensitive you become depends on muscle and nerve stimulation.
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"The active stimulation to the breast maintains milk supply and helps to prevent further infection and relieve pressure," she says.
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It's worth experimenting with being tied up or blindfolded when trying the toys out—they definitely build suspense and stimulation.
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They do need lots of variety and stimulation for jaded palates—and that is exactly what "The Owl's Legacy" provides.
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The human clitoris mainly exists for stimulation and pleasure, so it's safe to assume that the dolphin's probably does, too.
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Here, he discovered the same vaginal stimulation that led to a pseudopregnancy also appeared to decrease pain in female rats.
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So researchers in Japan have built a prototype electric fork that uses electrical stimulation to simulate the taste of salt.
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As a result, if your partner is using stimulation that's too intense too quickly, it's likely to hurt, Powell notes.
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Through various rehabilitation exercises, such as electrical stimulation and weight-bearing activities, my muscles improved steadily over the next year.
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While this pose won't deliver direct G-spot/prostate stimulation, it is great for those who crave deep, intense penetration.
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Anal stimulation can feel good regardless of your gender identity or sexual orientation, and that's something worth celebrating, not shaming.
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You'll have ample opportunity to make out with your partner and focus on the combination of internal and external stimulation.
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Of course that's not the case, and there are tons of ways you can achieve orgasm with clitoral stimulation alone.
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For those with vaginas, vibrators are commonly used to provide clitoral orgasms, but they can also provide multi-orifice stimulation.
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Instead of being overwhelmed -- which is really easy for me to be -- all the pressure and stimulation helped me focus.
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In the late 1950s, researchers found through electrical stimulation and recording of seizures that the temporal neocortex was primarily involved.
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American parents are known to emphasize the importance of stimulation, exposing their children to a wide variety of new experiences.
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Both were tested in this study, as well as "sham" TMS sessions, in which no stimulation is provided at all.
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Night flights are especially good because there is less stimulation to keep your kids alert and interested in their surroundings.
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The therapy, known as active nerve cell cluster stimulation, was used on patients within 24 hours of an ischemic stroke.
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And crucially, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a non-invasive way of stimulating the brain, can even bring that memory back.
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It's a cheaper alternative to classic rabbit vibrators, and it's especially good for people who want more powerful penetrative stimulation.
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And sometimes, depending on the day or what level of sexual arousal they're at, they like different kinds of stimulation.
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Before arriving here, I'd had a deep fear that prison would make me stupid, with its lack of intellectual stimulation.
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Prostate stimulation is just one awesome thing gay dudes figured out way before straight people, like boxer briefs and brunch.
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Apparently, through "deep touch pressure stimulation" — touching parts of the body in ways that help you relax and feel good.
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And while being felt up can feel delightful, many people out there enjoy more painful stimulation, particularly on their nipples.
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The team analyzed the booth's circulation; how to best feature the sculpture; how to create moments of stimulation and repose.
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Many approaches — included body-weight support systems, robotic assistance, and functional electro-stimulation — are designed to assist a patient's walking.
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DUBAI, May 27 (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco said on Sunday it has awarded Halliburton a contract for unconventional gas stimulation services.
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They ransack the planet in a ravenous search for stimulation, an act that churns experience to an exhausted, cosmopolitan sludge.
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Vagus nerve stimulation begins with a surgeon implanting a device in the chest and threading a wire under the skin.
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The shape and meaning of a café surely has much to do with the connection between coffee and social stimulation.
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Lasers and electrodes can deliver precise increments of pain in experiments requiring a quick transition between different levels of stimulation.
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And we're not even fully sure how our brains are getting rewired by the constant access to information and stimulation.
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About 210,22019 neuromodulation devices for spinal cord stimulation were sold in the US last year, a Medtech 210 report shows.
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Microbial stimulation of the maternal immune system may preprogram the unborn child against allergy — an effect that's reproducible in rodents.
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Fed officials cited the unexpected size of increases in key metrics and economic stimulation from the GOP tax-cut bill.
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Innovation and a growing weariness of doctors to treat chronic pain with opioids have sparked interest in spinal cord stimulation.
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In Canada, Jubenville received a deep brain stimulation device (sometimes called a 'brain pacemaker'), which has helped manage his symptoms.
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When acetylcholinesterase is inactivated, acetylcholine builds up at nerve sites, leading to excessive stimulation of the downstream gland or muscle.
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Dr. Maria Ironside is conducting research at Oxford University into anxiety and depression using something called non-invasive brain stimulation.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury joins Venus and the Sun in Aquarius on January 31, stirring your need for mental stimulation.
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The feelings aren't coming from that person [you've just slept with]; rather, they're coming from your reaction to the stimulation.
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"I don't think there's any sort of special way in which a stimulation fast is going to change your brain."
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The only two recognized health effects are nerve stimulation in up to 10 MHz and heating from 100 kHz ( here ).
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Experts said that the sort of stimulation used in the new study is far from a do-it-yourself approach.
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For stimulation, he consumed coffee and 5-Hour Energy shots and experimented with workout supplements like P4 and Fast Twitch.
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In 2000, Finnish neuroscientist Antti Revonsuo proposed his Threat Stimulation Theory which is "a media favorite," as Nielsen puts it.
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I still have sexual desires, attraction, and drive with my partner, but need A LOT more stimulation to achieve orgasm.
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"The signals are that the lower interest rates are finally giving some stimulation to the domestic housing markets," added McGlew.
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But the visit won't actually provide your dog with the kind of enriching mental and emotional stimulation that dogs need.
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Deep brain stimulation offers hope in Parkinson's treatment The NFL maintained in a conference call with select media on Jan.
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It provides uniquely satisfying tactile and auditory stimulation that reinforces your sense of release with every kick and punch landed.
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The collagen stimulation is modest, so there is a more noticeable change in definition than volume of the lip itself.
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Swimmers Beware of Deep Brain Stimulation: The electronic implants reduced Parkinson's symptoms, but also erased some patients' ability to swim.
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I find it far easier to tolerate the whistling emptiness of boredom than the casino rattle of too much stimulation.
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Some lists were memorized with the brain stimulation system turned on; others were done with it turned off, for comparison.
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This technique — transcranial direct current stimulation, or tDCS — is a form of neurointervention, meaning it acts directly on the brain.
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Also, the first study only looked at what happens when activity in the prefrontal cortex is increased through electrical stimulation.
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But as I said earlier about public art, public spaces, it is for the enjoyment and stimulation of the public.
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Clitoral stimulation provides the best chance for orgasmGunter said that ultrasounds that examined the clitoris during masturbation and vaginal penetration revealed that both actions cause the clitoris to swell, meaning that various form of sexual stimulation, whether they involve physically touching the clitoris or not, result in the brain sending pleasure signals to the clitoris.
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While I'm sure I looked incredibly dorky pedaling into the air, the physical and visual stimulation kept any embarrassment at bay.
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These include reducing visual stimulation to avoid causing stress, creating clear pathways free of obstacles and personalising areas with familiar objects.
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Women taking fertility medications and undergoing surgery face short-term risks, such as ovarian hyper-stimulation, infection, and complications from anesthesia.
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At first sign of arousal, according to neuroscientist of sex Nicole Prause, our brains look like they're very focused during stimulation.
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In deep-brain stimulation, for example, neurosurgeons implant a few electrodes into a patient's brain in order to treat Parkinson's disease.
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After you take Plan B, the progestin works to decrease the stimulation of two hormones: follicle stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone.
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Modified Missionary In missionary position, place your knees over your partner's shoulders to allow for deeper penetration and G-spot stimulation.
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As well as removing dead skin cells, the stimulation of manually scrubbing will give you a short burst of added volume.
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Promoting the power of mindfulness In a culture of constant technological stimulation, it's important to teach kids the power of mindfulness.
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The company has released a first season of video focused on clitoral stimulation, with 11 videos including Edging, Accenting, and Orbiting.
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Because it doesn't actually cause neurons to activate, tDCS is considered one of the safest types of non-invasive brain stimulation.
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You can instead play with applying pressure to the perineum in various ways to provide an indirect stimulation to the prostate.
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Carina DeLuca (Stefania Spampinato) recommends orgasmic stimulation to help her along, and this could make me want to have a kid.
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According to Dr Clark, the stimulation he uses makes a few feel drowsy, but most enjoy "a very deep mindful state".
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The Aqua Racer slide on the Norwegian Escape cruise ship packs multiple levels that offer visual stimulation in so many ways.
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Importantly, this pain signature was distinct from non-painful, or non-noxious control stimulation, such as bright lights and loud noises.
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China has much more room to maneuver because the U.S. is constrained by overextended public finances and an excessive monetary stimulation.
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It's genius, even if you later pay for bleeding your pleasure hormones dry when you completely flame out on stimulation overload.
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You might even sign up for a class, or consider returning to school — you deeply crave mental stimulation during Gemini season!
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To the extent that boredom is a lack of stimulation, we have cured it, and this isn't necessarily a good thing.
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By not bringing his phone into his bedroom, Rosenberg avoids the distraction and stimulation associated with using a phone at night.
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The rescuers have also stepped in for Bobga's missing mother in other ways, providing him with love, mental stimulation and safety.
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We then linked the decoded signals to the stimulation of specific hotspots in the spinal cord that induced the walking movement.
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Electrical stimulation of large areas of the brain of Alzheimer's patients is already being tried, using electrodes implanted in the skull.
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The technique, called transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), is meant to improve the speed of connections that neurons make with muscles.
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For people with reduced or nonexistent genital sensation, that often involves learning to attend to new senses or zones of stimulation.
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About 36% said they needed clitoral stimulation in order to orgasm during intercourse, and another 36% said it enhanced the experience.
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Even when it does, other forms of stimulation can add to the experience and may improve the odds of reaching orgasm.
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Also, stimulation side effects can be an interesting way to investigate the underlying causes of certain types of psychosis and delusions.
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"The new agreement will provide lump sum turnkey stimulation services which include major hydraulic fracturing and well intervention operations," Aramco said.
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O'Donnell also uses a transcranial direct-current stimulation (tDSC) device to improve muscle memory, strength and endurance before a big workout.
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NeuroPace, a Silicon Valley firm, monitors brain activity for signs of imminent epileptic seizures and delivers electrical stimulation to stop them.
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As a non-Nike Plus member, the store was cool to look at, but there was little engagement beyond visual stimulation.
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While stimulation is not known to have caused any serious injuries, it is unclear if long-term use may harm cognition.
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The results showed that Amie had a genetic variant that may decrease follicle stimulation—the cause of her low egg reserves.
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In such stimulation, electric current is administered at levels that are hundreds of times less than those used in electroconvulsive therapy.
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If you have a vagina, wearing a butt plug during vaginal sex allows for multi-orifice stimulation with just one parter.
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Nerve stimulation has emerged in recent years as another way to manage behavioral and neurological conditions like depression, epilepsy, and anxiety.
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Bernat points out that every vegetative state case is different, and the vagus nerve stimulation might not work for every patient.
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It means you've lost, you've run out of appeals to intellect, and the stimulation that great debate brings to advancing society.
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Using transcranial magnetic stimulation, or TMS, doctors hoped to activate neurological pathways in his brain that would deepen his emotional intelligence.
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But it may also increase stimulation of the central nervous system, making exercise seem like it involves less effort and pain.
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Hypertrophy, or bodybuilding exercises, are strongly encouraged among weightlifters to develop new muscle, improve symmetry, and increase neuromuscular stimulation of tissue.
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When you're placed in a cell for so long with no mental stimulation, it's going to have an effect on anybody.
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The Moon enters philosophical Sagittarius today, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your mind — you're craving intellectual stimulation!
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"I think everything that can give you this cocooning and monotonous tactile stimulation can have a positive impact," he tells me.
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