Why Does Cannabis Affect Women’s Sexual Pleasure Differently? Some women report that cannabis helps them feel more relaxed, connected to their bodies, and more receptive to pleasure. Others say it has little effect—or even makes them feel distracted, sleepy, or …
Why Cannabis Works Miracles for Some Women and Nothing for Others Have you ever wondered why some women rave about cannabis transforming their sex lives while others feel absolutely nothing? The difference isn’t in the strain or THC percentage – …
Unlocking Orgasm Through Altered States of Consciousness Hosted by Dr. Suzanne Mulvehill, clinical sexologist and “orgasmologist,” The Orgasm Hour dives into the science and soul of sexual healing. In this groundbreaking episode, Dr. Mulvehill welcomes Dr. Michael Schwarz, physician, philosopher, and co-author …
Sex and cannabis—two topics shrouded in taboo, yet both profoundly impact pleasure, intimacy, and well-being. In this eye-opening episode of The Orgasm Hour, cannabis and sex researcher Amanda Moser shares groundbreaking findings from her study of over 1,000 participants on how cannabis transforms …
You’ve tried everything, toys, tantra, therapy, but orgasms still feel out of reach. What if the missing piece isn’t another technique, but a natural plant that’s been used for pleasure for centuries? Cannabis isn’t just for getting high, it’s a …
For centuries, cannabis has been celebrated as a natural aphrodisiac, enhancing pleasure, reducing inhibitions, and deepening the connection between partners. Modern research and user experiences suggest that certain strains may amplify arousal, heighten sensation, and even prolong pleasure. If you’re …
Welcome to The Orgasm Hour, where we explore the science, psychology, and personal journeys behind unlocking pleasure—especially for women who struggle with orgasm difficulties. In this groundbreaking episode, host Dr. Suzanne Mulvehill (clinical sexologist and orgasm researcher) sits down with Dr. Sebastian Marinkolo, a …