Midnight360 Climax to all Five Senses
Because Midnight360 is so fine tuned to all your 5 senses; experiences in your dreams, become reality throughout your entire body. You'll feel, smell, taste, hear and see everything in vivid detail. All senses clicking together equal EXPLOSION... both mental orgasms, and from time to time, physical orgasms as well.
Neurochemicals Give Off the 'Euphoric' Feeling
The euphoric sensation often described as "cloud nine" during intimacy is intricately tied to the nerves transmitting signals to the brain's pleasure center, also known as the reward circuit. These sensations, experienced throughout the body, trigger a flood of neurochemicals—key messengers that influence emotions, foster feelings of attachment, and may even contribute to the experience of love. The intensity of pleasure directly correlates with the release of these chemicals, offering a metric for measuring the climax's strength. Brain regions profoundly affected by sexual arousal encompass the amygdala, nucleus accumbens, ventral tegmental area (VTA), cerebellum, and the pituitary gland.
Wet dreams happen during REM sleep when your breathing and heart rates increase, increasing blood flow throughout the body, including your genitals.
Midnight360 takes the most amazing lucid dream formula, Sandman360, and adds in elite arousal and blood flow enhancers to jump start your sexual mind. The increased blood flow makes your genitals hypersensitive to stimulation and erotic thoughts. Our lucid dream formula brings to life all 5 of our human scenes. You dream in a world where sight, hearing, taste, touch and smell are all REAL, VIVID, CREATIVE and ACTIVE. All this activity at once, creates a volcano ready to explode inside of you… and it certainly does just that.
Midnight360 Passionate Climax
Men & Women
Men and women’s brains are not all that different when they have an orgasm, as they feel like they’re losing control, but how exactly does the brain function in each sex?
The big “O” — the ultimate climax — your body is filled with the intensity and tingling sensations of a promising sensual climax. Overcome with a feeling of euphoria as a surge of blood rushes to the genitals, what exactly happens to the brain when you climax?
Genitals Communicate with the Brain
During intercourse, our brain acts as a “pleasure center” to let us know what is enjoyable and what is not. The different nerves in the genitalia communicate with the brain about the sensation experienced. This can help explain why sensations can be perceived differently depending on what part of the body the person is being touched. A French study found women experience two different kinds of orgasms — clitoral and vaginal — that differ in blood flow and sensations. These orgasms also contain a different set of nerves. The clitoris, which extends along both sides of the vulva underlying the labia minora, is erectile with arousal as it has more than 8,000 nerve endings.
For men and women, there are four types of nerves responsible for sending information to the brain during an orgasm. The hypogastric nerve transmits signals from the uterus and the cervix in women, and from the prostate in men; the pelvic nerve transmits signals from the vagina and cervix in women, and from the rectum in both sexes; the pudendal nerve transmits from the clitoris in women, and from the scrotum and penis in men; and the vagus nerve transmits from the cervix, uterus, and vagina in women.
Male and Female Brains are Very Similar
Although both sexes tend to engage in different behaviors during sex, the brains of men and women are not all that different. During an orgasm, the lateral orbitofrontal cortex — the brain region behind the left eye — shuts down during an orgasm. This region is considered to be the voice of reason and controls behavior. The brain of both a man and woman is said to look much like the brain of a person taking heroin during an orgasm, according to a study published in the Journal of Neuroscience.
A difference between the two sexes lies in the periaqueductal gray (PAG) — the part of the brain that is activated when a woman has sex. The PAG is not activated in men when they reach an orgasm. Moreover, women will experience a decrease in the amygdala and hippocampus — which help monitor fear and anxiety — during an orgasm.
Women Can’t 'Fake It Till They Make It' (in an MRI)
Women are notoriously known for faking orgasms out of pity for their partners, or to convince themselves the sex is good, but an MRI scan can show the truth. In an MRI scan, the brain is able to identify whether women were actually experiencing an orgasm. When the women were asked to fake an orgasm, their brain activity increased in the cerebellum and other areas related to movement control, but this brain activity was not seen during an actual orgasm.
Overall, an orgasm is the body’s physiological response to sexual stimulation, and involves involuntary body movements and vocalizations. This has a similar effect on the brain to that of an addictive substance, such as heroin. Men and women tend to have similar brain activity during an orgasm, despite the different emotions and behaviors displayed by both genders. Whether your male or female, your Midnight360 Orgasms will be 100% REAL. No need to fake anything!
Wanted to share my Journey.
Jeffery Patel
Indiana
November 3, 2024
"Nearly finished with my third month of
using Midnight360, and the results have
been incredible. During the first month,
my dreams were strong and realistic. I experienced a wide range of dreams, from ordinary ones to intensely vivid and explicit ones. I’ve even been able to think of specific women and dream of them in both lucid and non-lucid states.
As I continued this journey between the 2nd and 3rd months, my dreams became increasingly more realistic, bright, and clear. I could not only see my dreams more vividly but also feel them deeply. They can be quite emotional, creating a genuine connection to the soul.
What I thought were great dreams within the first 2 months are so much better than that now during my 3rd. I can easily focus on a thought or place or person before bed and dream of them that night. Taking control of these dreams are easier as well. It's like my mind is now trained to detect I'm in a dream, so I can then take full control. Once I become lucid, I can stay asleep and continue my journey, usually for as long as I wish.
My dreams aren't all lucid but even the regular dreams are far more vivid and realistic than my prior normal dreams. And I can remember so many more of them now as well. My mind if open and absorbing the dream world around me.
I also need to mention that my mood and sleep improved from day one of using Midnight360. I sleep deeper and wake up easier.
I believe I'm close to reaching the optimal level lucid dreamer you describe on your website. Your Midnight360 formula is more than just cool, it reaches into your soul."
