Margot Anand is a French author, teacher, seminar leader and public speaker. She has written numerous books including The Art of Sexual Ecstasy; The Art of Everyday Ecstasy; and The Art of Sexual Magic. The technology included on this CD is your key to the deepest relationships and most passionate sex of your life. All I ask is you give these CDs a fair try. If you do, you'll probably become one of my raving fans telling me how your life has changed. As you unite with a lover with your heart and your genitals inspired by your soul, you will find an experience of openness, love, and freedom like you’ve never imagined before. Through this still powerful union with your lover you meet god in every cell of your being. Secrets to bring your woman to her sexual boiling point. And once she's there, she'll simmer for hours in hyper-erotic bliss. And you'll be able to match her orgasm for orgasm. And people in my groups and seminars have begged me to put together a course revealing to the public what I've shared in my sessions, because at countless workshops and in work with both individuals and couples, I began hearing reports of breakthroughs – orgasms so powerful they needed to be measured on the Richter scale.

If you choose to take ecstasy, use it with as much precaution as possible. Educate yourself and your friends about the safety tips for ecstasy use to reduce unwanted health problems. Is There Treatment for Ecstasy Addiction? I'm happy that Margot has been able to fashion a life out of this and hope that she is happy with her success. I just wonder why we are all so obsessed with sex that even a search of the now 77 year old Anand doesn't turn up any articles or interviews talking about her teachings against the inevitable aging we all have to face.I'm weirded out by people who don't make any noise during sex. I need some indication that you like what we're doing, c'mon.” —A woman

Once you are on board the passion express, we're going to hook up on three coaching conference calls where you and I can connect and help you take your lovemaking to the next level.How to make regular deposits into your partner's sexual bank account. (And these deposits will pay you more interest than any bank.) It defies logic but small deposits may pay larger dividends than larger ones. Ecstasy is a synthetic drug (meaning it is made of lab-made chemicals) that increases levels of energy, happiness, and empathetic feelings toward others, but it also causes negative effects, from muscle cramps to depression to heart failure. In high doses, it can cause death. Five vignettes are lame in the extreme, the most potentially imaginative (but going nowhere) being the opening lesbian scene pairing Bianca and Erica Fox. One girl has a blindfold on inscribed "LOVE" and her wrists bound together, but is soon set free, denying the viewer even a little of that old BDSM lite so in vogue. Boy/girl scenes follow and the finale is lesbian sex with ALexis Crystal, the other girl not credited - probably one of the previously seen actresses but I was too tired by then to attempt a visual match-up. I've never had multiple orgasms in my life, and to have even one usually takes about a half hour of focused help from my husband of eight years. That all changed when we played "Love Unbound" during lovemaking for the first time. My first powerful orgasm came so much more easily, and with much less help from him, than usual. Then I had more orgasms! I was floating on air with a big grin on my face for days! Club drugs such as 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (‘ecstasy’), methamphetamine (‘crystal meth’) and ketamine (‘Special K’) are becoming more and more popular. Many young adults take these designer drugs to enhance sensory experiences at ‘circuit parties’ and ‘raves’. Many users claim that these drugs also enhance sexual experience. However, many of these drugs have adverse effects on sexual function, as well as on sexual decision- making. This review examines four common club drugs, their systemic effects and their effects on sexual function, and hypothesizes on the causes of sexual dysfunction due to these drugs. - Keywords

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As with the other club drugs, ketamine has many systemic effects. This drug has been shown to directly stimulate the central nervous system, leading to increased sympathetic nervous system outflow [ 24]. Thus, ketamine’s hemodynamic effects include tachycardia, hypertension, arrhythmia and an increase in the cardiac index.