some good news from the HIV front
- Mar, 04, 2009
- Charlie Glickman
- sex research, sexual health
- 2 Comments.
The interwebs is buzzing with the news. According to an article published in Nature today, glycerol monolaurate or GML (a common ingredient in cosmetics and medications, as well as a component of breast milk) seems to stop HIV cold. Before you get too excited, the experiment looked at monkeys and SIV (the monkey equivalent of […]
sex-positivity and dealing with triggers
- Feb, 26, 2009
- Charlie Glickman
- resources, sex positivity, sexual health, shame
- No Comments.
One of the things that I’ve noticed as a student of sexuality is how often our triggers get in the way of sex-positivity. We all have triggers, by which I mean that we all have emotional reactions that are disproportionate to the situation that we are currently in. It’s quite common for us to have […]
PC Sex
- Feb, 05, 2009
- Charlie Glickman
- sex education, sexual health
- No Comments.
By now, most people have at least heard of the PC muscle. But there’s a lot of confusion about it, so I think it’s time to clear some of it up. The PC (or pubococcygeus) muscle is one of the many muscles of the pelvic floor and it gets a lot of attention when it […]
sex research and fuzzy thinking
- Jan, 28, 2009
- Charlie Glickman
- sex & culture, sex research, sexual health, sexual medicine
- 1 Comment.
I read a lot of sex research- both the sorts of stuff that makes a splash on the blogs and the stuff that most people never hear about. And I often see research become sensationalized in the media. OK, that’s nothing new, but can I just say this? CORRELATION IS NOT CAUSATION!! Just because two […]
do yoga, have better sex
- Dec, 31, 2008
- Charlie Glickman
- resources, sexual health
- No Comments.
From MSNBC.com It seems that people who engage in mindfulness practices like meditation or yoga have better sex. According to a recent article in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, sexually unsatisfied women who meditated and did yoga reported increases in arousal and desire. Although this is very preliminary research, it seems that these practices help […]
new info on women and HIV
- Dec, 17, 2008
- Charlie Glickman
- sex research, sexual health
- No Comments.
From 3News in New Zealand Until now, sex educators and researchers have been assuming that in order to transmit HIV, there needed to be some sort of break in the skin. That made a lot of sense given that HIV is a blood-borne disease and that it can be transmitted through blood contact. There’s now […]
Read Morepost-abortion support and resources
- Nov, 18, 2008
- Charlie Glickman
- resources, sexual health
- No Comments.
Regardless of what you personally believe about abortion, one very common experience for women and their partners when it comes to abortion is that there can be a lot of different emotional reactions. For the most part, the anti-choice folks tend to use any negative feelings as proof that abortion is bad while ignoring the […]
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