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Old 04-24-2014, 02:22 PM #12
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Interesting article...



...but I'm not following this. If prolactin surges during orgasm, why would lowering it help men achieve orgasm?

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Prolactin appears to be responsible for the refractory period following orgasm, so it is perhaps linked to the ability to achieve initial orgasm. The idea is that if high prolactin levels reduce the ability to reach orgasm, low levels might increase this ability.
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