ISBN:0062513362Book Description
How many men can experience mutliple orgasms and dramatically enhance his sexual relationship
Offering men clear and practical guidelines for researching their real but seldom realized sexual potential, The Multi-Orgasmic Man vividly explores these extraordinary facts:
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I developed premature ejaculation
Overall the book is good. I learnt interesting tidbits of information about the male sexual system. The taoistic side is also interesting. The approach towards multiple orgasms is the same as the one of Barbara Keesling. You have to come very close to ejaculation and contract your PC muscle to stop yourself from crossing the point of no return. Hopefully, at that time your prostate will contract and THIS is an orgasm. You have to calm down and gradually come back again very close to the edge for a second orgasm. In theory it is OK but the problem is that most of the time I ended up with semi-ejaculation and very stiff PC muscle. I practiced this method for 3 weeks and was unpleasantly surprised from a sharp decrease in my ability to last long.
I searched for an explanation and found it in Scientifically Guaranteed Male Multiple Orgasms and Ultimate Sex. According to Alan Ritz regular and strong contractions of the PC muscle cause hyper activation of the "sympathetic nerves" in the genitals. They execute the ejaculations. That's why he recommends avoiding using the PC muscle. Instead you should use the VIP Muscle, which is located at the tailbone area. It is connected with the "parasympathetic nerves" and cannot influence your ejaculation control. I achieved multi-orgasms with it and after several days my premature ejaculation was gone. I would suggest reading this book only for its exotic side but using your PC muscle for orgasms will most probably turn counter productive.
Excellent Instructions
This book is what it says it is. The techniques described work. THe instructions are clear, and you don't have to slog your way through useless acupuncture jargon or Taoist mysticism. It supports Taoist practices with western sex studies, giving credibility where, lets face it, much is needed. The main detractor is that they leave out theory- the how and why it all works. On the other hand, I don't know how vitamins work either, but I still use them and gain their benefits. All total, if you want what the title suggests and are willing to put in about three months of developement to get it, get the book.