What turns women on?
Most of the outcomes of the research about wich female body parts are most sensitive we already know. But it’s the first time a research about ‘what turns women on’ was conducted in a clinical environment. We don’t want to deprive you of this ‘sensational’ outcomes of the research, published in the DailyMail. So here they are...
The research
Researchers blindfolded 30 women between the age 0f 18 and 35 and experimented with light touch, pressure and vibration of f.i. vagina, neck, underarm and breasts. They then used scientific instruments to apply the various forms of touch.
The researchers applied stimulation for 1.5 seconds, then waited for five seconds before asking the women if they felt it.
The neck seems to be most sensitive for light touch. And…surprise, surprise: for pressure the clitoris and nipple were the most sensitive female bodyparts. And for vibration the clitoris is the part that responded most. Researchers did not look at other areas such as sucking toes.
The most sensitive parts:
Light touch: The neck, forearm, and the edge of the vagina, closest to the anus.
Pressure: The clitoris and nipplend abdomen are the least.
Vibration: The clitoris and nipple.}
The Canadian team at the University of Quebec says the study is the first of its kind. 'This study focused particularly on younger women to establish a first could have implications for those undergoing breast augmentation and gender reassignment surgery.
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