Sexually satisfied women navigate life with ease. This is the conclusion reached by Belgian researchers from the Catholic University of Louvain, The Daily Mail reports.
By watching videos of women parading, scientists were able to accurately identify those who regularly experience orgasm during intercourse: the scientists' data completely matched the questionnaires the women completed regarding their sexual behavior and sex lives. And these results are no coincidence, the inquisitive researchers are convinced.
“Research has already shown a link between vaginal orgasm and improved mental health. However, some psychotherapeutic theories also suggest a connection between muscles and sexual dysfunction. This is why functional sex therapy focuses on improving motor function. In this study, we examine the relationship between general, everyday body movements and orgasms,” the specialists explain.
Thus, the scientific team's primary goal was to derive a “history” of female orgasms based solely on gait. The Belgians concluded that, in addition to its impact on mental health, orgasm can also “relax” certain muscle groups. “Preliminary analysis shows that vigorous pelvic and spinal rotations, as well as a long stride, may be characteristic of the gait of a woman who has experienced a vaginal orgasm,” the researchers explain.
Also, according to Belgian scientists, the gait of a sexually satisfied woman is characterized by smoothness, sensuality, freedom, and the absence of muscle slackness.