Los Angeles, California – A recent study in Sexual Medicine has shed light on the potential benefits of cannabis in helping women with sexual dysfunction achieve orgasm. The research, conducted by Suzanne Mulvehill, the executive director of the Female Orgasm Research Institute, indicates that women who consume cannabis before engaging in sexual activity with a partner experience more frequent and easier orgasms, leading to overall greater satisfaction.
Mulvehill, who personally overcame orgasm difficulty with the help of cannabis, was intrigued to see if other women could benefit from the plant as well. The study analyzed responses from over 1,000 women who had engaged in partnered sex within the past month, highlighting the positive impact of cannabis on orgasm frequency and satisfaction.
According to the findings, women who previously struggled to achieve orgasm reported a significant increase in climax frequency when using cannabis. The research also revealed that those who found it difficult to reach orgasm experienced a notable improvement with the use of cannabis, leading to higher levels of satisfaction and lower rates of dissatisfaction.
Despite the positive results, the study noted that cannabis may not be a cure-all for all women with orgasmic dysfunction. While some participants did not experience an orgasm even after using cannabis, the intervention still showed more promising results compared to no treatment at all. Mulvehill aims to continue research in this area and hopes to develop a cannabis-based prescription medication for the treatment of female orgasmic dysfunction in the future.
Interestingly, the study found no significant differences in responses between women who were regular cannabis users and those who were new to the drug. This suggests that cannabis could potentially benefit a wide range of women experiencing orgasm difficulty, regardless of their previous experience with the plant.
In conclusion, the study contributes valuable insights into the potential therapeutic effects of cannabis on female sexual dysfunction. As further research is conducted in this field, there may be promising developments in the use of cannabis as a treatment for orgasmic difficulties in women.