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Science under cover (Hot. La scienza sotto le lenzuola)

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I love reading non-fiction books on different topics and the other day I finished reading Aliche Pace, who is hilarious and cheerful about how romance turns into intimacy. The author talks about how our senses work, evaluating potential candidates, how the brain calculates probabilities based on data from these sensors, and how our body reacts to these calculations:) In the book, the author considers all issues from the point of view of science, so it is easy to refute the established myths associated with sexuality.

The author put all his theses in approximately 200 pages that are divided into 14 chapters with speaking titles:) 1. Why are we doing this? Is that what genes want and need to survive? Or are we doing it for pleasure? Or both? 2. Sexuality is everywhere A chapter on the development of sexuality in humans, as well as how a separate science emerged that explores this issue 3. Five senses: "On" mode How our five senses work together to evaluate candidates 4. Mouth to mouth. A chapter on kissing, the dynamics of French kissing, and why people like it.) 5. In my head. - How our brain works with attraction, as well as which areas of the brain are involved in this process, and here neuromidiators and which ones are involved. (And there's a story here about dopamine.) 6. Penis hydraulics How an erection works, how it works from the point of view of hydrodynamics and whether size matters 7. Geography of female arousal - Chapter about the analogue of a topographic map for those who want to learn more about female arousal 8. Sexual intercourse investigated near About phases of sexual relaxation, their duration and frequency:) 9. Masturbation: Yes, there is no masturbation. This chapter understands the technique and debunks popular myths. 10. At the orgasm level. What is orgasm and how it affects the brain, and whether you can notice a simulation of orgasm 11. Ejaculation and everything related to it - How it works for men and women 12. SOS! Chemistry rushes to help - A little about pharmaceuticals. 13. High-tech barriers - How to protect yourself. 14. Extreme sex - Myths and reality

In general, this is an interesting book about an interesting topic, which is written in funny language and did not go at all:)

P.S. I have previously published articles about popular science books on biology.

P.P.S. In the labyrinth now a good discount on this Aliche Pace

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