Hypnosis Orgasm -
Hogwash or Hog Wild?

Have you seen the hypnosis orgasm video featuring the spellbound cutie who sits center stage, in front of an audience, while she is cajoled into an entranced state of orgasmic bliss?

If so, the first thought that most likely came to your mind was: "Wow, that's one hell of an orgasm!" Your second thought was probably: "I wonder if that was real?" - Good question.

The short answer: "Who the heck knows?"

We do know that science has proven that the way in which our bodies respond to sexual provocation can be very much mental. In other words, our minds are just as much a part of sexual arousal as is physical stimulation.

Fellas, remember when you were a teenager and you had an erotic dream about the girl who sat in front of you in Biology class? Remember how she was giving you head on the school bus... when suddenly, just as soon as things starting getting really steamy... you awakened to a wet bed full of jizz stained sheets? - "Darn!"

This is a perfect example of how the mind can take complete control over how the body responds to sexual provocation without any physical stimulation at all.

The notion of the hypnosis orgasm operates off of the same premise.

Before we jump the gun, let's take a moment to step back in time in order to get a better understanding of how hypnosis orgasm techniques originated. For over a half of a century, physiologists from around the world have been studying what role the brain plays in the sexual response cycle.

In the mid 20th century, hypnosis began to be utilized in a scientific capacity as a means of therapy for people who were suffering from sexual problems. These problems included issues regarding gender identity and sexual orientation, fixations, perversions, morality, and sexual dysfunction.

Through years of clinical trials, the findings of these studies still hold true in today's world: As human beings, our sexual responses are triggered, in part, by a form of psychological brainwashing.

For example, in the renaissance era, full figured women were highly coveted for their perceived fertility and beauty.

However, by the time the 1960's rolled around, cultural sentiment had changed. Big was no longer beautiful, and the "just short of anorexic" look was suddenly in vogue. If you have been around long enough to remember the fashion model Twiggy, you should know exactly what we mean.

Next came the silicone breast implant craze... These days, many of us find ourselves lusting after women with synthetic tans and bubble butts.

So, how does all this relate to hypnosis? Well, we are all being sexually hypnotized every day by television and environmental trends whether we acknowledge it or not.

However, practicing sexual hypnosis therapy in a controlled environment allows us to voluntarily condition our sub conscious minds to induce a desired sexual response. Hypnosis therapy can harness the sexual response system in order to help men and women release sexual inhibitions, experience orgasmic fantasy, revitalize sexual energy and stamina, and to help many of us enjoy multiple orgasms.

A hypnotic orgasm may be with in reach if our brains have been gradually conditioned to respond sexually to visual, auditory, and other sensory catalysts. The participant must also be open-minded to the suggestion of being hypnotized. Researchers have designed literature and media in order to help us accomplish this.

The notion that a person can have a hypnosis orgasm without having participated in prior extensive brain conditioning exercises is highly suspect. Also, most portrayals of people being entranced by mystic, mind controlling spells that can not be broken are nothing more than bogus sensationalism.

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