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The Super Orgasm leaves viewers cringing at footage of woman masturbating in an MRI scanner
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Some viewers of the Channel 4 documentary were watching with their parents
Viewers of The Super Orgasm were left wanting to be sucked into a black hole, as their parents sat and watched women masturbate with them.
The Channel 4 documentary presented the first scientific evidence for biological differences between women who can achieve "super-orgasms" and women who can't.
The women were required to take part in a series of tests, measuring arousal, EEG and MRI scans of their brains and oxytocin levels in their saliva.
Three of the women in the study, Beverley, 52, Nan Wise and Francesca, 59, found they could all have multiple orgasms but all for different reasons - and were known as "super-orgasmic".
Beverley claimed running tantric sex classes was behind her “super-orgasm”, meanwhile Nan Wise said hers was down to lots of yoga.
Francesca said hers could only happen with a partner she had bonded with.
The incredible discovery dismisses previous research which said that “super-orgasms” didn’t exist.
And one bit in particular left viewers cringing as Janette was flown out to America to masturbate in an MRI scanner.
Dr. Steve Hansen, the leader of the research, was extremely excited as he watched Janette achieve multiple orgasms.
Meanwhile, people watching at home with their parents weren't so much.
One said: "My mum has just put 'The Super Orgasm' on TV, I have never wanted the sweet release of death so much."
Another - who would've even preferred Celebrity Juice - said: "I thought that dad suggesting we watch #CelebJuice as a family was bad enough, but him changing the channel to 'the super orgasm' beat that."
A third ranted: "Friggin 'the super orgasm' is on and both my parents are here and my mum is commenting and I DO NOT want to be in this situation."
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Albert Pocej didn't want the project to be a cliche, so no acting was allowed
THESE stunning photos show women mid orgasm.
They ladies were caught on camera by photographer Albert Pocej, who came up with the idea in a dream.
As soon as he woke up he knew he had to make it a reality, but that was when the hard work began.
Convincing women to take part in the shoot was very tricky and took three months.
"I had no illusions. I knew that it would be hard to find the models," he told The Sun Online.
"I was ready for the possibility that it would take a time.
"I found all the girls on Facebook , among my friends. The goal was up to 20 photos."
He wrote to everyone he knew, with many not replying or saying they didn't feel "brave enough".
Eventually he found 20 women, but some of them wouldn't continue with the project when they realised they really had to climax and couldn't act.
Other couldn't relax enough, he explained on Bored Panda , which left him with 15 women.
The next stage was to get the women comfortable enough to take part because the orgasms needed to be real.
"It was hard to relax for some models, others did it easily," Albert explained.
"A few failed to reach an orgasm and pictures of them are not present here.
"I was looking for the place, light and good composition at the beginning of photoshoot.
"Then the girls needed to reach the orgasm. This moment was a little bit awkward, but she knew what she need to do!"
Albert has been in the business for ten years, and regularly updates on his work via his photography website and Facebook page .
For some of the shots Albert used time-lapse photography, setting his camera to snap every second so he didn't need to be nearby.
He physically took others, when the women didn't mind him being there.
It was vital to Albert that the pictures didn't look cliched.
That's why he was so determined there would be no acting involved. It was important to him the orgasms were real, so people would see genuine emotion in them.
The photographer hasn't had any awkward experiences with the women since either.
"Most of the women only met with me for the photo session, we don't know each other," he said.
"We wanted to make make something interesting together.
"All the responses from the models were positive, and the women enjoyed the result and that they overcame the fear.
"They knew, that the whole process will be an artistic and trusted me. The girls wanted to look at themselves."
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