MUST READ!! WHY MEN WILL ALWAYS EXPERIENCE MORNING ER3CTION WHEN THEY SLEEP ALONE!

Why Men Will Always Experience Morning Er3ction When They Sleep Alone! With Video

It’s an amusing, albeit often highly inconvenient, phenomenon that half of the world’s population has to deal with on a regular basis. So what’s the science story behind that morning glory? Let’s find out.

Morning glories, or nocturnal penile tumescence (NPT) as they are correctly called, are spontaneous 3r3c tions that occur during sleep or while waking up. All blokes without erectile dysfunction are graced with them and they normally occur around three to five times during sleep.

NPT actually starts in utero, or in the womb (seriously), and continues throughout life. If it’s any consolation, men aren’t completely alone—women also get clitoral 3r3c tions and vaginal engorgement during sleep, and various nonhuman mammals also get NPT.

 

While a few different theories have been proposed over the years to explain NPT, what causes it still remains uncertain. NPT, just like clitoral 3r3c tions, is associated with REM(rapid eye movement) sleep. One idea is that during REM sleep, noradrenergic cells(neurons that release the neurotransmitter noradrenaline [norepinephrine]) located in an area of the pons (part of the brainstem) called the locus coeruleus are switched off. It is thought that these cells are associated with the inhibitory tone of the pen !$; therefore, when their activity is reduced during REM sleep, testosterone-dependent excitatory tones can be expressed which result in an 3r3c tion.

Another interesting theory is that pitching a tent prevents men from wetting the bed. There are two main types of 3r3c tions: psychogenic and reflex. The former starts with stimulating thoughts or images which trigger an 3r3c tion via nerve signals. The latter is an involuntary process that occurs without s 8 xy thoughts and it’s believed that a full bladder can trigger them. The nerves controlling these reflex 3r3c tions are located in the sacral nerves of the spinal cord which are also stimulated by a full bladder. Since it’s difficult to pee with a stiffy, it’s thought that NPT may prevent accidental nocturnal enuresis (bed wetting). While this may sound plausible, it seems unlikely because the body has lots of other methods to prevent you from wetting the bed. Furthermore, it doesn’t really make sense given that nocturnal enuresis also affects women.

It seems the most likely explanation is that all of that nighttime mischief is really helping to keep your crown jewels healthy. Be pleased he’s looking out for you.