science @lemmy.world mox @lemmy.sdf.org 5 mo. ago

Sensory secrets of penis and clitoris unlocked after more than 150 years

www.nature.com Sensory secrets of penis and clitoris unlocked after more than 150 years

Low-frequency vibrations arouse genital nerve cells in mice — a finding that might lead to treatments for erectile dysfunction and more.

BecomeMe @sh.itjust.works Renneder @sh.itjust.works 5 mo. ago

www.nature.com /articles/d41586-024-02058-5

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They jerked off the mice
- Go to medical school to cure the cancer that killed your mum.
  
  Spend 8 years jerking off mice.
  
  Consider it a dub anyway
- Not only that, they "unlocked the sensory secrets of the penis and clitoris." They gave those mice the absolute times of their lives.
  
  Except for the ones who were genetically engineered to lack the sensitive nerves, or who had the connection between the nerves and their brains cut. Lots of animal cruelty in this study.
What was the "secret"? It's nerves. I could have told you before without a study. It's nerves, guys. Lots of nerves!
- We knew that 152 years ago, we just forgot for 151 years.
  
  Oops! 🧠💩
- Yeah but where are these nerves? Bermuda triangle? Another plane of existence like from that movie interstellar? The moves passed down to me thru generations seem to do nothing.
  
  Well now I'm curious what these moves are.
  
  Gimme a bottle of lube and 20 minutes I'll figure it out.
- I wonder who locked it down 150 years ago!
I want you all to read this article and pay very close attention to the exact wordings. Some examples:

Krause corpuscles — nerve endings in tightly wrapped balls located just under the skin..

"It’s been hard to get people to work on this because some people have a hard time talking about it"

Ginty and other sensory biologists have long wanted to study these mysterious neuron balls.
- Reaching a bit, but sure, I exhaled swiftly through my nose at some of those.
  
  Yes, it's nothing too big. But some days exhaling swiftly through the nose is worth gold..
  
  Also, I think c/theyknew
G-spot still remains elusive
- Hey, at least scientists finally found the clitoris!
  
  Another "study" by the woke liberal science ivory tower. It's a fact that women don't feel pleasure.
  
  -- Charlie Kirk
”Ginty and other sensory biologists have long wanted to study these mysterious neuron balls.”

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