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Would 300 Orgasms, per day, be TOO much, for you?????

"I tried to make my excuses and leave but he just wouldn't go away so I climaxed there and then in front of him. You should have seen the look on his face."

Nov 01, 2010

About to fall off your Wii!?!??! Maybe next time, you’ll just wanna close your eyes, let yourself fall and hope for PSAS to find you after impact. Amanda Flowers did. At 24 years old she’s been diagnosed with PSAS “and now the slightest of vibrations, from mobile phones to food processors, turns her on.” Bet you guys would LOVE to find a woman like THAT at your local pub, huh?

You may be wondering, what IS PSAS?? PSAS stands for “Persistent SEXUAL Arousal Syndrome.”

For a person diagnosed with PSAS means they can have up to 300 orgasms a day. This syndrome is not related to nymphomania.

Here’s a moment in the life of, Michelle Thompson, who was diagnosed with PSAS when she was 37:

"My most embarrassing was last year when I was in a supermarket and an in-store salesman wouldn't leave me alone. Suddenly I got that feeling and knew I was going to have an orgasm. I tried to make my excuses and leave but he just wouldn't go away so I climaxed there and then in front of him. You should have seen the look on his face."

Dr. Carol Cooper says: "Persistent sexual arousal syndrome is extremely rare and I have seen it only once in nearly 30 years in the medical profession. It puts the sufferer in a state of constant arousal where anything and everything triggers strong sexual urges followed swiftly by an orgasm."

Sometimes, PSAS can be a sign of a serious underlying medical condition, such as a brain tumor. One woman, who had an insatiable desire for sex went through hundreds of men before she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. She was constantly turned on, because the tumor was located on the part of the brain that receives signals from the genitals. This reaction has also been known to happen with tumors of the ovaries.

Up for some Wii time anyone??????

Persistent Sexual Arousal Syndrome is also known as: Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD),

            Restless Genital Syndrome or Mempin Syndrome (ReGS or RGS)