Taking the Kink Out of Kinky – Jamie Wheal, Part 2 with Dave Asprey : 846

<p>When Jamie Wheal comes on Bulletproof Radio we always dig into mind-bending topics. This time, our conversation spans a special four-part mini-series to discuss his new book: “<a href="https://www.recapturetherapture.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Recapture the Rapture: Rethinking God, Sex and Death in a World That’s Lost its Mind</a>.”&nbsp;</p><p>In this Part 2 episode, we talk about how you can biohack sex and the impacts of a post-orgasmic state.</p><p>Jamie studies neuroanthropology, which brings together culture, biology, and psychology. He’s the founder of the international Flow Genome Project, an organization that helps people reach their peak human performance.&nbsp;He’s currently focusing on Hedonic Engineering, a combination of neuroscience and optimal psychology. His book looks at the world’s collapse of meaning, the embracing of nihilism, and how you can shift your stories to tackle the world by connecting to others and revitalizing yourself.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;In Part 1,&nbsp;<a href="https://daveasprey.com/jamie-wheal-part-1-of-4-845/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Neuroscience of Sex – Jamie Wheal, Part 1 with Dave Asprey – #845</a>,<strong>&nbsp;</strong>you learn about Jamie’s research on sex and the power sex has to improve our lives.&nbsp;</p><p>Now, we get into “taking the kink out of kinky,” and suggest ways you can engage with your partner (or partners) that maximize pleasure. Things like timed breathwork, music with a strong beat, and other techniques load up your nervous system and create a balance in your body, leading to great sex.&nbsp;</p><p>“We're reclaiming the full spectrum of human physiology and psychology,” he says, “because no man is an island. No woman is either. Our sociology is about us doing all these things together.”</p><p>Our conversation includes the powerful states women can access during sex. Specifically, an incredible post-orgasmic state that can offer major healing.</p><p>“Once again, really much more accessible, cheap, f