Dr. Jim Pfaus

And when she learned she could do that, you know, it's kind of like learning how to be an Olympic swimmer.

Once you learn you can actually do this, she codified it.

So she took what the pelvic floor teacher told her and put it into a package that she's now taught over 2,000 women how to do.

So they can all do this.

And of course, she came to Prague and said, okay, is it real?

I feel it's real, but is it showing the same things that you would see in somebody getting genital stimulation to orgasm?

Absolutely.

Right.

So if it's real, then we should see two things.

We should see pelvic floor movements that are consistent with it and we should see prolactin being released in the blood.

So prolactin is typically inhibited.

I mean, we show prolactin when we have a pituitary tumor, when we're nursing, but that's about it, or when we're horribly stressed out, but that's about it.

Orgasm is the other way.

You get a huge spike in prolactin in your blood being released from the pituitary.

So she did a two and a half minute orgasm and she did a 10 minute orgasm.

We already knew what a five minute orgasm would look like.

And

Sure enough, her giving herself 10 minutes of a continuous orgasm, which actually isn't quite continuous.

What it is, is it's going up.

She gets an orgasm.