Today, we are honored to be joined by Dr. Suzanne Mulvehill, the Executive Director of the Female Orgasm Research Institute and a PhD in Clinical Sexology. Dr. Mulvehill is a renowned expert in sexual health, specializing in the effects of cannabis on sexual function, particularly in women. Her groundbreaking research is paving the way for new insights into how cannabis can address sexual problems and enhance sexual well-being
Cannabis might help some people with sexual issues like trouble having orgasms or low desire for sex. It can relax people and help them focus on their bodies during sex. The main active ingredient, THC, can create an altered state of mind that may help some people achieve orgasm more easily. Cannabis might also increase desire and arousal in some users.
However, cannabis affects everyone differently. Some people might have better sexual experiences with cannabis, while others might have problems. The amount used is important - too much can be unhelpful. Cannabis use might be particularly helpful for people with sexual trauma, as it can reduce activity in the part of the brain that stores traumatic memories.
It's important to talk to a doctor before using cannabis for sexual health. This is especially true for people with certain mental health conditions or a history of substance abuse. The way cannabis is consumed (smoking, vaping, eating) can affect how it works.
More research is needed to fully understand how cannabis impacts sexual function in both men and women. While some studies show promise, there haven't been large, controlled trials specifically looking at cannabis as a treatment for sexual dysfunction.
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