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The book contains information on enhancement
of sexual function, including by stimulation of the
male prostate. |SI:30,53-55,137-139

[independent source needed] It discusses female
ejaculation and brought the issue back into
discussions of women's sexuality both in the
medical community and among the general
public.!7IISI9! Ladas, Beverly Whipple, and John
Perry argue that male and female sexuality were
almost identical, and suggested that men, like
women, can experience multiple orgasms. The
book advances the feminist theory that because
women's pleasure in their sexuality has been
historically excluded, the pleasure of ejaculation
has been either discounted or appropriated by
health professionals as a physiological

phenomenon.!"°

Author and sex educator Rebecca Chalker states
that this book was largely met with scorn,
skepticism and disbelief.!”] The chapter on
"Female Ejaculation" is largely based on
anecdotal testimony, and illustrates another issue
in the debate, the weight placed on anecdotes
and small numbers of observations rather than
biomedical investigation or clinical trials.
Importantly, a number of the women stated that

they had been diagnosed with urinary


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