Synergy Explorers
  • Home
  • Get started
    • What is Synergy?
    • Do I need Synergy?
    • Free audio course
    • Free SYNERGY chapter
    • Frequently asked questions
    • About us
    • Press Release
  • Traditions
    • 2000 CE – Present
    • 1960 CE – 2000 CE
    • 1940 CE – 1960 CE
    • 1900 CE – 1940 CE
    • 1800 CE – 1900 CE
    • 1400 CE – 1800 CE
    • 400 CE – 1400 CE
    • 1 CE – 400 CE
    • Earlier Writings
  • Research
    • Evidence relevant to Synergy
      • Benefits of intimacy
        • Physiological
        • Psychological
        • Animal studies
      • Costs of disharmony
      • Costs of isolation
      • Shifts after sex
        • Too much?
        • Post-climax cravings
    • Pair bonding
      • Human pair bonding
      • Honeymoon neurochemistry
      • Coolidge effect (habituation)
      • Competing stimuli
      • Neurobiology of pair bonding
    • Neurochemical cycle after climax
      • Dopamine
        • Dopamine and sexual behaviour
        • Dopamine and mood, cognition, cravings and perception
      • Oxytocin and climax
      • Arousal (non-dopamine)
      • Post-climax effects
        • Dopamine
        • Androgen receptors and serum testosterone
        • Opioids
        • Endocannabinoids
        • Serotonin
        • Prolactin
        • Glutamate
        • Other physiological shifts
      • Sex and drug use overlap
      • Sexual learning and brain plasticity
  • Blogs
    • Want to blog?
    • Blogging guidelines
    • Blog archive
  • Community
    • Forum
    • Login
    • Logout
  • Search

Great & Simple ThoughtfullyDesigned  Solutions 

  • Show all
  • Adv
  • Branding
  • Design
  • Photo
  • Web

September 5, 2024

Rewiring Your Sexual Response

Quietthoughtsby Quietthoughts

August 18, 2024

Advice for women trying Synergy

TurningPointby TurningPoint

August 7, 2024

Bonding behaviour repertoire

TurningPointby TurningPoint

July 28, 2024

Why do we practice Karezza?

Quietthoughtsby Quietthoughts

July 18, 2024

“No orgasm? What’s the point?”

TurningPointby TurningPoint

July 4, 2024

Feel sad, anxious or ‘homesick’ after sex? You might have post-coital dysphoria (Guardian UK)

Quietthoughtsby Quietthoughts

Navigate

  • Home
  • Services
  • Portfolio
  • Latest
  • Contact

Let's talk

  • Business
  • General
  • Support

Social Networks