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Until today, the brain was an unknown world in this field and scientists are working on locating the neural centers and components that structure these complex responses.
The good thing is that this experiment is much more precise, because it has detected the routes of desire and offers the possibility of connecting or disconnecting it, something that until now was almost impossible.
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For study author Nirao Shah, professor of psychiatry and neurobiology at Stanford University in California, “Males will not mate without activating these cells, even after ejaculation.”
The truth is that most mammals, after ejaculation, enter a sexual apathy phase and in the case of mice it can last up to 5 days, however, by stimulating this circuit, the desire is turned on without other mediation reasons.
The point here is that these findings open the door for a host of tools – even drugs – that work as a switch on male desire in humans.
According to Shah, “these structures of the mouse brain are similar to those of humans, so extrapolating them to the lords makes it possible to think that managing the desire for that at will is possible.
The conception of drugs different from today’s blue pills, which do not act on the organic mechanisms of erection, but in the brain switches, it is already a route that is projected. It would be a kind of ‘viagra’ where desire is born.
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In addition to the above, a reward system has been identified that drives mice to want to repeat, which for scientists is the discovery of that brain center of sexual pleasure that has always been thought.
They are good news for the future of the activity on the cot and hopefully they will arrive quickly, meanwhile, you have to look for enjoyment with what you have. See you later.
ESTHER BALAC
For the time
