Bite the Fruit — Sex Toys & Lube

  Safety, Common Myths and the Benefits of Sex Toys   In the book Becoming Orgasmic: A Sexual and Personal Growth Program for Women, females with the inability to orgasm are encouraged to "feel comfortable enough to explore vibrators as another means of learning about [themselves]." Often, sex therapists, couples counselors, and gynecologists recommend sex toys like a vibrator as a viable treatment to help women with anorgasmia, female arousal disorder, or any other sexual problems. However, not all sex toys are created equal.   Sex toys, vibrators for instance, vary greatly in terms of power and features, and this...

There are numerous sexual lubricants on the market. What is the difference between them? Almost all manufacturers of sexual lubricants will claim silky-smooth texture, long-lasting formula, moisturizes, enhances pleasure and intensifies sensitivity. Select the product that best suits your sexual activity: Will you be using condoms? Is the lube edible? Will it stain the sheets?   Essentially, these are the most readily available types of sexual lubricants:     1) Water Based: cream or gel, latex-friendly, compatible with plastic, rubber and silicone toys, clear, non-staining, cleans off with water; mostly edible (ingesting a small amount is safe). Generally, water based...

  Bite the Fruit recommends vacuum pumps that are "trigger type," hand-operated, light weight, heavy duty, and equipped with a pressure release valve.   What is Vacuum Pumping?   Among other things, vacuum pumping can be employed for penis enlargement. Medically, the process is referred to as hyperemiation. Two-thirds of penis tissue is composed of corpus cavernosum which can be expanded due its lacunar spaces.   The process involves inserting the penis in a cylinder. A hand pump is used to remove air from the cylinder. The suction produced causes the penis to expand. This method is a relatively safe...