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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 306 EAN: 9780307339089 ISBN: 0307339084 Label: Three Rivers Press Manufacturer: Three Rivers Press Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 288 Publication Date: January 22, 2008 Publisher: Three Rivers Press Release Date: January 22, 2008 Studio: Three Rivers Press Editorial Review: Product Description: What is your best tool for achieving the ultimate sexual pleasure? Your brain! Everyone wants to know how to improve his or her love life, but so few of us understand the integral role the brain plays in getting us in the mood, keeping us excited about our partner, and helping us achieve greater satisfaction. Based on Dr. Daniel Amen’s cutting-edge research in practical neuroscience, Sex on the Brain shares twelve lessons that help you enhance your love and sex lives through understanding and improving brain function. Filled with practical suggestions and information on how to have better sex, Sex on the Brain reveals: • How the differences between men’s and women’s brains affect our perceptions and interest in sex • The science behind why breakups hurt so much, and what you can do to ease the pain • Surefire techniques to fix common problems–depression, PMS, ADD–that get in the way of good sex • How to tap into your senses–taste, touch, smell–and find “the spot” • How sex can save your life Sex on the Brain explains everything there is to know about the brain in love and lust, and shows you how to create a hot, healthy, and happy sex life. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - You must read this bookThis book is incredible. Dr. Amen writes a coherent, informative and easily understandable book about the brain. The title, although appropriate, doesn't say it all. This book is about your brain - what happens to your brain when you fall in love, what happens to your brain when you turn from infatuation to committment and what chemical problems with your brain make it hard to fall in love or for your partner to fall in love with you. Once you understand all of this,you don't feel crazy and you ... Read More Rating: - Sex on...The book reads well and easy. What he has done is brought together new information and blended it well with information that has been available in a practical format. I recommend it and alsoSex and the Perfect Lover: Tao, Tantra, and the Kama Sutra Rating:  - THE BRAIN IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTEIt is common knowledge, at least among sex academics, that our primary sex organ is the brain. We are stimulated by our senses, but it is interpreted by our brains. This book is an excellent text regarding what happens in our heads before, during and after we have sexual relations. I found it to be accessible, even though I am not an expert. Sometimes, however, when we as humans engage in sex with someone else, we attempt to turn off our brains. Of course, that is impossible to do completely, but over ... Read More Rating: - The Neurobiology of Love, Lust, Loss, and Living TogetherDaniel Amen combines knowledge from over 30,000 SPECT (Single Photon Emission Computerized Tomography) scans that allow him to see the Real Time, qualitative and quantitative brain function; with his superb insights into Human Behavior. He presents a detailed view of Brain Function every step of the way from Gender Personality Differences, Attraction, Lust, Coupling, and Cohabitation, to breakups and loss of a loved one. If Freud were alive today, he might well be working at ... Read More Rating: - book for "brainiacs," but not necessarily for better boudoir actionThis is a nice read, with a good blend of humor, research on the brain and hormones in our body, and the doctor's professional and personal experiences w/ others. Amen does a good job delivering his, and others', brain research, in a way anyone can understand. He is, however, a bit old-fashioned in his views on evolutionary thinking and gender stereotypes. There is also the occasional slip up on sex info., e.g., the claim that self-pleasuring can lead to excessive or addictive activity in vulnerable people. ... Read More |
