O-Shots: When orgasm is still a rumour at 30

A young African woman in black lingerie lying in bed and keeping eyes closed. [Courtesy]

An orgasm is that feeling of intense pleasure during lungula. It is common to most women, but still a rumour to many.  While an orgasm is achieved naturally, there are women who are now for ‘induced orgasm’ through an ‘O-Shot’ the work of Alabama-based medical researcher Charles Runels who invented it in 2011 with his girlfriend as a specimen.
  The O-Shot uses platelet-rich-plasma harvested from the patient’s body and then injected into the clitoral area to stimulate the growth of new cells. And it’s not just in America as there are some Kenyan women also going for O-Shots, according to Dr Francis Were, a cosmetic gynaecologist who pioneered O-Shots in Kenya.