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On
January 15, 1995, Rutgers University conducted a ground-breaking
research study documenting natural male multiple
orgasm for the first time*, thus redefining currently
accepted estimations of the male sexual potential. This
website showcases this unprecedented research study
and readdresses many of the previously held assumptions
regarding male sexual response, in general, and the
Male
Refractory Period, in particular.
*"Male
Multiple Ejaculatory Orgasms: A Case Study"
The Journal of Sex Education and Therapy
JSET
23:2:157-162,
1998 (Click to view published study
abstract)
During
the study, the Research Subject -- the only man known
to have been born
without a
Male
Refractory Period -- permitted
Rutgers researchers to scientifically monitor him as
he experienced
six fully ejaculatory orgasms in 36 minutes,
exhibiting for the Rutgers team the same natural physiological
capacity for multiple orgasms as only females were previously
known to possess.
No
decrease or loss of erection was observed. No
ejaculatory-control techniques, special diets, exercises,
drugs, vitamin supplements, etc., were needed or used.
As a result of this study, researchers are beginning
to reconsider the true potentials of male sexual response.
To this end, this website provides both researchers
and the General Public the opportunity to know many
of the details of this case study and consider for themselves
the facts regarding true male multiorgasmic response.
Presented
at this website:
- A
detailed graphical overview of this unprecedented
research
study including key excerpts from the published
study, as appeared in the Journal of Sex Education
and Therapy
- The
truth
regarding male orgasm, both ejaculatory and non-ejaculatory,
and thus the truth regarding what previous studies
have erroneously termed "male multiple orgasm"
- The
inherent universal
male sexual limitation responsible for sexually
and emotionally
sabotaging heterosexual relationships, and
the portents for the future of all male/female relations
should this sexual limitation be ultimately eradicated
through further research

- The
provocative historical possibilities behind this rare,
unlimited male sexual capacity whose origins predate
the Egyptian civilization and
would also appear to be the truth behind the "vampire"
legends of the
Nosferatu
and the "Watchers"
(Fallen
Angels).
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