4 Best Sex Positions for Female Orgasms – Proven by Science | Dr. Nerita Explains

Gentlemen, many couples struggle quietly with intimacy—not because of a lack of desire, but because of misinformation. In this video, Dr. Nerita breaks down the 4 best sex positions for female pleasure, based on scientific research, anatomy, and blood-flow mechanics, not myths or performance pressure.

Clinical studies show that most women do not reach climax from penetration alone, and that angle, positioning, and clitoral engagement play a much larger role than duration. Using findings from ultrasound imaging and physiological research, this video explains why certain positions increase stimulation—and how small adjustments can make a meaningful difference.

This discussion is educational, respectful, and intended to help couples improve communication and connection, especially for men in their 40s, 50s, and 60s navigating natural changes in intimacy.

In this video, you’ll learn:

Why “lasting longer” is not the key to satisfaction

How anatomy and blood flow impact pleasure

The 4 science-supported positions that increase stimulation

A bonus technique that works in any position

Why emotional safety and connection matter just as much as mechanics

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Important Disclaimer:

This video is educational and informational only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

The script content is based on medical knowledge and clinical research authored by a licensed medical professional. The video itself is presented using AI-assisted narration and visuals for educational accessibility. We are not impersonating a medical professional, and we are transparent about the use of AI representation.

Dr. Nerita is a medical professional specializing in men’s health and sexual wellness. However, the information shared here is general in nature and does not account for individual medical conditions, relationship dynamics, or personal health factors.

Always consult your physician, urologist, or qualified healthcare provider before making changes related to sexual health, physical activity, or medical care.

This content is not explicit, not pornographic, and is presented in accordance with YouTube’s Sexual Content, Medical Information, and Misinformation policies, with a focus on education, anatomy, and relationship well-being.

Viewer discretion is advised for mature educational topics.