Vaginal orgasm and G-spot don't exist-Sex education: from EFScongress2008

In Ebook I Dialoghi della vulva, per tutte le ragazze/donne: Spettacolo-seminario divulgativo scientifico con commenti/esperienze di ragazze/donne e 27 illustrazioni. Passa parola: http://www.amazon.it/dialoghi-della-v...
From 9th Congress of the European Federation of Sexology Rome April 13-17, 2008. The orgasm is possible in every woman because it's caused by the female erectile organs and, as in male, only one kind of orgasm exists: the "female orgasm". Sexologists should define as "complete sexual intercourse" (in other words "making love") the situation in which the orgasm happens in both partners with or without a vaginal intercourse. In sexual education we should spread certainties for all women, and not hypothesis.
G-spot, Punto G, was invented by Beverly Whipple et al. 30 years ago without scientific basis. The supposed G-spot must not be identified with Gräfenberg's name [Ernest Grafenberg]. These claims are found in numerous articles [published by the Journal of Sexual Medicine - Irwin Goldstein , by Archives of Sexual Behavior - Ken Zucker , etc.] that have been written by Frank Addiego, Beverly Whipple, Emmanuele Jannini, Odile Buisson, Helen O'Connell, Stuart Brody, Adam Ostrzenski, and others [Kim Wallen, Elisabeth Lloyd, David Puts, Khytam Dawood, Lisa Welling, Rui Costa, Alberto Rubio-Casillas, Barry Komisaruk, Pierre Foldes, Sylvain Mimoun, Aurelie Nicholas, Pascal De Sutter, Giovanni Luca Gravina, Rosemary Basson, etc.], have no scientific basis. The correct anatomical term to describe the erectile tissues responsible for female orgasm is the female penis. Vaginal orgasm and the G-spot do not exist. Sexologists should define having sex/love making when orgasm occurs for both partners with or without vaginal intercourse.
- Vincenzo Puppo, Ilan Gruenwald. Does the G-spot exist? A review of the current literature. International Urogynecology Journal December 2012. 23:1665-1669. http://link.springer.com/article/10.1...
- Vincenzo Puppo. Anatomy and Physiology of the Clitoris,Vestibular Bulbs, and Labia Minora With a Review of the Female Orgasm and the Prevention of Female Sexual Dysfunction.
Clinical Anatomy Volume 26, Issue 1, pages 134-152, January 2013.
Free full text http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10...
- Puppo V. La sessualità umana e l'educazione a fare l'amore. Con Aggiornamenti 2011 e 47 figure. http://www.amazon.it/sessualit%C3%A0-...

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[ohmixmaster]

Technically, the "G-Spot" and the "A-Spot" and the "Reverse (or bottom of the) A-Spot," are extensions of the clitoris. Its all attached. However (and I'm not bragging, just making an observation), every woman I've given all 4 "types" of orgasms to, including "combos" (example: simultaneous stimulation of both clitoris and g-spot) tell me that each feels very different. The fascinating part, for me, is how different the intensity of each varies on different women.

[NewSexology - Vincenzo Puppo]

"Technically" ? SCIENTIFICALLY G, A, C, U, K-spot don't exist! they are fraud for women? internal ("extensions") clitoris does not exist! "4 "types" of orgasms" ? sorry, exist only the "FEMALE ORGASM" in all women! please, see (free in pubmed) Puppo V. Anatomy of the clitoris: revision and clarifications about the anatomical terms for the clitoris proposed (without scientific bases) by Helen O’Connell, Emmanuele Jannini and Odile Buisson. ISRN Obstet Gynecol. 2011. And other my videos...

[ohmixmaster]

I have no idea what a "C, U or K spot is. However, with regards to your comment, I must respectfully disagree. I base this opinion on feedback from partners over the past 25 years. However I would like to see these papers, which scientific journal they were published, know their research methodology, sample size, age, experience, and orientation of women sampled, and length of study. If you have this information, please PM me. Sounds like it would be a good read.

[NewSexology - Vincenzo Puppo]

in the past 30 years opportunist researchers (Jannini, whipple, buisson, o'connell, brody etc) have published NOT scientific articles... with the complicity of Irwin Goldstein (him is a friend of their... it is only a business against women sexual health...) and J Sex Med (J Sex Med publish their articles without revisions...!) and mass-media... g-spot (etc...) has been invented without scientific data ... please in Pubmed you write Puppo V ,and you read my manuscripts... and other my videos

[NewSexology - Vincenzo Puppo]

ebook: Vincenzo Puppo. La sessualità umana e l'educazione a fare l'amore. CON AGGIORNAMENTI 2011 (47 figure), in wwwAMAZON

[leafighter]

I really appreciate you sharing your thoughtful insights.

[ncubica]

could anyone can translate this video into spanish or enlgish?

thanks... :)

[NewSexology - Vincenzo Puppo]

"Dr. Helen O'Connell is saying the same thing you are saying": NO! G-spot does not exist! Please see others my video and: Puppo V.Anatomy of the clitoris: revision and clarifications about the anatomical terms for the clitoris proposed (without scientific bases) by Helen O'Connell, Emmanuele Jannini and Odile Buisson. ISRN Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2011: with this Review Article, Dr. O'Connell will speak no more in congresses and mass-media of the female sexual anatomy...

[Sizeet]

Dr. Helen O'Connell is saying the same thing you are saying. You've been saying that the G-Spot is not a distinct structure, that the orgasms women are feeling during vaginal sex is actually the clitoris. Like you, she noted a direct relationship between the legs or roots of the clitoris and the erectile tissue of the clitoral bulbs and corpora, and the distal urethra and vagina, and says any orgasm a woman feels is due to this -- erectile tissue. Not opportunistic at all.

[NewSexology - Vincenzo Puppo]

: G-spot does not exist!... Dr. O'Connell is an opportunisctic researcher!...

In sex education we should spread certainties for all women, and not hypothesis!

see others my video on G-spot, O'Connell etc...

[Sizeet]

@ChaneyLove1, NewSexology is saying that the G-Spot is an extension of the clitoris; it's not a distinct structure. More and more researchers are saying the same thing. Check out Dr. Helen O'Connell's research, reported in the BBC NEWS article "Time for rethink on the clitoris." She proved that the G-Spot is the clitoris in 2005. You can Google it.