Vibrators Can Harm, Not Just Pleasure

A vibrator can generate a stimulating source of pleasure. With the click of a button, the vibrator will wiggle and shake until a woman orgasms. Sure, masturbation is healthy, and most people agree, it’s a great source of satisfying sexual urges. While vibrators can serve as a great substitute for a partner, these tiny, often-electric sources of pleasure can have insidious side effects. Vibrators are often mishandled and abused, leading to vaginal, cervical, and clitoris scarring and swelling.

Excessive vibrator use can over stimulate the neuro-endocrine system that can trigger a chronic elevation of unwanted stress hormones such as prolactin, dopamine, norepinephrine, and epinephrine, stress hormones that negatively affect reproductive organs. Eventually, hormonal imbalances lead to pituitary-ovarian functional disorders and sexual exhaustion symptoms. Testosterone and DHEA levels can become too low to power an orgasm because the over-stimulation can drain the bioelectric energy, which results in numbness, irritation and irresponsiveness to the clitoris and G-spot.

In order to regain the sensation and prevent vaginal numbness, women should refrain from masturbating or engaging in intercourse for a few days. The body naturally needs to restore its DHEA and testosterone levels in order to regain sensation; in addition, unwanted hormones, i.e., prolactin, dopamine and norepinephrine must be removed from the body.

Once the body stablizes its hormone production, it will naturally repair itself. However, a woman may benefit from taking Botanical Remedy For Clitoral & Vaginal Repair formula to help restore the vagina back to its original state.