The Big Porn Debate (3 Experts Debate): The Unseen Dangers Of Nofap, The Adult Industry Is Exploiting Our Brains, How Porn Will Change Your Brain!
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This has never happened before. Today we have three experts in their field with three different opinions debating the subject. Of porn. This is the first time I've calling porn up at work. In one corner we have Dr. Rina Malik, the sex scientist helping millions of couples enhance their sex lives. In the other corner we have Dr. Kate, the psychiatrist specializing in helping people with addictions to pornography and more. Who is up against Erica Lust, who runs a large pornographic production company? No one can sit on the fence here. Is porn a benefit to people in society? Definitely, and especially for people who haven't really had that right to pleasure to understand their sexuality. But I think what we're clearly seeing is a trend of it being damaging. And let me just share with y'all what I'm afraid of. It is doing way more to the brain than we ever realized. So the first thing that we know is that.
But there's data to suggest. That couples that use pornography together have better sexual encounters, and women who use pornography have better sexual satisfaction rates. And remember that women's sexuality has been so much about pleasing others. And you see it with orga some gap. My devil's advocate would say that there's significant number of women interested in looking a certain way that they're often seeing on pornography. That's harmful. I'm a bit suspicious about this because honestly that statement is from ten years ago. But there's also unrealistic expectations about performance. That creates shame. And small penis anxiety is a real thing. And it's often from watching pornography. The real problem is we are not giving sex education to our young people. They are lost. But it doesn't have to be an addiction. It's the way that you relate to it. It is something that people can control. And parents can learn how to have these conversations with their kids. And there are a couple of really nice techniques that you can use for. The first is that
Uh Let's start with introductions. Doctor Rena. Who are you and what do you do? So I'm a urologist, which is essentially a medical and surgical doctor of the genetic urinary tract.
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