Solo Para Mujeres
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Solo Para Mujeres
Although Jennifer Berman, M.D., and Laura Berman, Ph.D., readily agree that "the most important sex organ in the human body is the brain," the last thing they want anyone to believe is that all female sexual problems are mental--quite the contrary. Findings gathered from their own research and clinical practice show that, like men, women often undergo physical ch...more
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April 28th 2002
by Planeta
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I don't really know why I read this book. It was sitting on my sister's bookshelf and I thought that I'd give it a try, so if it could answer my sex questions. It's a really helpful book and reads more like novel instead of a boring help guide. It didn't really help me with my sex problem, even though there was a woman who had the exact probably as I do, and they figured out it was caused by sexual abuse when she was younger. Well, that's never happened to me, so I don't know that the issue is. ...more
Ugh. Terrible. I had first read "Real Sex for Real Women" which I thought was a great book. I picked up a few of the Berman sisters' other books hoping that they would be of similar quality. They weren't.
First, there were numerous errors within the book due to it being an updated edition. It would tell you to turn to X-page for more information only to find that the pages were off, sometimes by a bit, sometimes by a lot. I think that when they were making revisions ...more
First, there were numerous errors within the book due to it being an updated edition. It would tell you to turn to X-page for more information only to find that the pages were off, sometimes by a bit, sometimes by a lot. I think that when they were making revisions ...more
Nevermind the somewhat lame title, this book is amazing. I spotted it on the library shelf and decided to check it out.
The most striking things I read in this book have to do with the gross inequality of scientific research dedicated to male and female sexual function and response. I read that surgically precise procedures are in place for male pelvic surgeries in order to avoid any disturbance in sexual function, but for female pelvic surgeries (like hysterectomy), the precise l...more
The most striking things I read in this book have to do with the gross inequality of scientific research dedicated to male and female sexual function and response. I read that surgically precise procedures are in place for male pelvic surgeries in order to avoid any disturbance in sexual function, but for female pelvic surgeries (like hysterectomy), the precise l...more
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I saw Dr. Laura Berman speak on Oprah and I liked her ideas and approach to intimacy in marriage, so I went on a spree to read her books. Unfortunately, my first one was not a great experience. Anyone with any idea of how the female body works will not really gain anything from reading this book; I found it to be very basic and skimmed a great deal of it. I do, however, look forward to some of her other books.
Good read for young women before going off to college. I'm including this in a basket of other female empowerment books as a gift for my young female cousins.
from the library c2001
sisters Jennifer Berman, MD and Laura Berman, PHD
Introduction...info based on work the sisters did as codirectors of the Women's Sexual Health Clinic at BU Medical Ctr...
Helen O'Connell discovered tht the clit is twice as large and complex as shown in medical books
sisters Jennifer Berman, MD and Laura Berman, PHD
Introduction...info based on work the sisters did as codirectors of the Women's Sexual Health Clinic at BU Medical Ctr...
Helen O'Connell discovered tht the clit is twice as large and complex as shown in medical books
A MUST-READ for any woman. Period.
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