The Male G-Spot Has Finally Been Found
About this episode
This episode discusses the discovery of the male G-spot and its implications for male sexual health.
Episode 358 The male G-spot exists - and scientists have found it. The most comprehensive study of the human penis has identified one specific location most involved in sexual pleasure - and it’s not what science thought. 14 penis slices from deceased donors were inspected under the microscope - and one region in particular was packed with nerve endings. Medical literature has long thought a different region was home to the most nerves, but this new finding debunks the old textbooks. Now we know the ‘frenula delta’ is the male g-spot, what can this teach us about male sexual health? To discuss this, Rowan Hooper is joined by New Scientist Australia reporter Alice Klein.To read more about these stories, visit https://www.newscientist.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
People in this episode
Host: Rowan Hooper
Guest: Alice Klein
Topics covered
- male G-spot
- sexual pleasure
- human anatomy
- nerve endings
- male sexual health
- scientific study
Keywords
- male G-spot
- sexual pleasure
- frenula delta
- nerve endings
- human penis
- medical literature
- sexual health
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: New Scientist
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