The Male G-Spot - The Prostate & Massage

"What is the Male G-Spot?"

Male G-Spot? Is there such a thing? The answer is an unequivocal "YES." Quite simply, the Male G-Spot is the prostate, or more specifically, the prostate-perineum. What are they? The prostate is the male prostate gland, and the perineum is a dime-sized soft spot between the anus and scrotum. The important nerves that control the sexual organs, including those controlling erection, orgasm, and ejaculation, converge at the prostate and the perineum area. This means that this area is essentially a man's "command center" for sexual pleasure. Massaging the prostate has been a way to maintain and increase sexual health for men since ancient times. Men who suffer from prostate diseases such as prostatitis and bph can get relief from these problems through regular prostate massages, usually given manually by a urologist.

So what does this have to do with the Aneros?

The medically researched and designed Aneros was originally created to safely and effectively massage the prostate, relieve congested prostate fluid, and promote general prostate health. It is anatomically tailored to the male body. When it was initially released, the Aneros worked like designed and greatly improved the quality of lives for many of our customers. However, in addition to reporting improved prostate health, many of our users reported experiencing unbelievable orgasms and unique pleasure that, while different from a traditional penile orgasm, could only be described as "orgasmic."

Non-ejaculatory, full-body shaking, continuous orgasms which can come in waves of minutes at a time are possible with the Aneros.

We've had many users report that in the midst of their orgasms their beds shake uncontrollably, they lose all sense of time, and that they make "fierce" animal noises. "Growl like a bear" seems to be a popular reaction to the pleasure received from using the Aneros.

Our enthusiasts have said that the "Super Orgasms" received from using the Aneros Massager are on a completely different level, both physically and spiritually, from traditional penile orgasms. However, using the Aneros and a penile orgasm are not mutually exclusive. In fact, many couples use the Aneros during intercourse. Because the Aneros also promotes sexual health, the Aneros has been reported to have a "Viagra-like" effect during intercourse and also enhances the strength of a traditional orgasm.

Aneros MGX	Aneros Maximus	Aneros Helix	Aneros Eupho
Redesigned for more effective stimulation of the prostate, the MGX gives its user the ability to reach stunning orgasms. The MGX is a medically researched and designed device that works in harmony with your body’s own movements. Stimulates both the prostate and the perineum in a rhythmic motion that builds up to unprecedented male orgasms. Easy to use and fulfilling for both the beginner and the expert, with progressively rewarding exercises and experiences. Made from FDA approved materials. Made in the USA. Price: $ 48.00 [Add MGX to Cart] [View Cart]	The Maximus is the larger cousin of the MGX and SGX and delivers a "full" prostate massage for mind blowing results. True to its name, the Maximus is the largest prostate stimulator we offer. Similar in shape to the MGX and SGX, the Maximus is intended for those looking for a "fuller" experience. It provides greater pressure throughout the rectum and is a little more difficult to insert due to its size. Although it is difficult to say exactly which model is best for any given individual, we would recommend this only for more experienced users who are seeking greater pressure. Specifications: 1 1/16” diameter at tip, circ. = 3.34” 1 1/8” diameter at mid-ridge, circ. = 3.53” 1 3/4” from main body to perineum pressure point Made in the USA. Price: $ 67.00 [Add Maximus to Cart] [View Cart]	The Aneros Helix has an angled head and thin stem for greater pivoting mobility, resulting in incredible pleasure. The Aneros Helix is aggressively shaped and angled. This model provides immediate pressure and tension on the prostate and surrounding area. Destined to become the new standard because it requires less patience and practice to realize benefits. In terms of dimensions, the Helix is larger at the tip (1 1/16" versus 0.9" on the MGX) and more angled to provide a more vigorous massage. However, the mid-ridge is slightly smaller (1/16" smaller) on the Helix. All reports about the Helix have been wonderful! Specifications: 1 1/16” diameter at tip, circ. = 3.34” 15/16” diameter at mid-ridge, circ. = 2.94” 1 3/4” from main body to perineum pressure point Made in the USA. Price: $ 67.00 [Add Helix to Cart] [View Cart]	Elegant and beautiful second generation prostate stimulator, beautifully designed and recommended for the advanced user, the Eupho has the patented Aneros hands-free mechanism. The delicately shaped Eupho has a small head and stem which combine for explosive pleasure. The Eupho offers an enticing, appealing shape that tingles and coaxes you slowly to new sensations and uncharted territory. The gentle curves and ergonomic design allow for gradual build-up of physical sensation to lead you to the next level. Fun to manipulate gently, but probably best reserved for advanced and experienced users who have developed their technique. Specifications: 3/4” diameter at tip, circumference = 2.355” 15/16” diameter at mid-ridge, circ. = 2.94” 1 3/4” from main body to perineum pressure point Made in the USA. Price: $ 85.00 [Add Eupho to Cart] [View Cart]

How to Use the Aneros

Preparation

1. To insure hygienic operation, make sure the rectum is empty before use. The rectum is generally empty, but we recommend rinsing the rectum with a rectal syringe – commonly available at your local pharmacy.

2. Lie on either side and bend the knees close to the stomach. This is intended to allow you to relax and to best orient the massager towards the prostate.

3. Apply a liberal amount of lubricant to the anus and to the Aneros Massager. This step is important because the Aneros functions best when suspended within this fluid environment.

Stage 1 – Relaxation and Concentration

Position the Aneros Massager so that the perineum abutment (tab top of the thicker, upturned arm) will press against the perineum acupressure spot when the Aneros Massager is fully inserted into the anus. The thinner, curled arm should be oriented towards the back.

Slowly insert the Aneros Massager about one half of the way into the anus; it will then be drawn the rest of the way into the rectum and accurately position itself against the prostate with the perineum abutment pressing firmly against the perineum acupressure spot. The anal canal, front wall of the rectum, prostate, and the perineum acupressure point will be stimulated simultaneously by the Aneros Massager. At this time, many inexperienced users will feel the urge to urinate.
IMPORTANT: * The perineum abutment (top of front arm) should always press against the perineum during use. It is very important to keep the Aneros Massager facing in the proper direction. If you insert the Aneros Massager backwards, you can not correctly stimulate the involved sex organs. This will drastic-ally reduce the effectiveness of the Aneros Massager.

To ensure that the Aneros Massager is properly inserted, use the handle/guide to position the perineum abutment against the perineum acupressure spot. The perineum acupressure spot is located between the anus and the scrotum, usually 1.5 to 2 inches from the anus toward the scrotum.

Keep the perineum area dry to ensure the perineum abutment won’t slip from the perineum acupressure spot.

When the Aneros Massager is fully drawn into the anus, you will initially feel the pressure of the foreign object. For best results, allow 10 to 20 minutes for relaxation. During this time, we recommend meditative breathing exercises.

Slowly inhale for 4 – 8 seconds, hold this breath for several seconds, now slowly exhale for 4 – 8 seconds. Relax and concentrate on the sensations in the anal area. The anus will accommodate the Aneros Massager and the foreign sensation will fade. Release all tensions and expectations with each exhalation.

Stage 2 - Contraction Exercises

Now that you are fully relaxed and building awareness of the sensations inside the anal canal, you are ready to begin the contraction exercises. Continue to breath slowly and begin to contract the sphincter muscle in time with your breathing. Inhale deeply as you contract the muscles and exhale as you relax. Repeat this exercise 20 - 30 times. Now your body is ready to achieve a new kind of orgasm.

Note: This exercise strengthens the anal sphincter and increases the blood circulation to the region. Increased circulation results in fresh supplies of oxygen and constant purging of toxins. Thus, these exercises will not only tone the lower tracts but cleanse them as well. Sexual sensitivity will also increase.

Now you can begin to touch your body wherever you feel sexually sensitive, these actions will add to your pleasure. However, avoid stimulating the penis at this time, as it may cause ejaculation.

Concentrate your mind on your prostate. Slowly contract your anal sphincter to about one fourth to half of full con-traction strength and maintain this level of contraction. Holding this level of contraction is difficult - anal muscles will quiver and may spasm causing a vibration that corresponds to the muscle’s involuntary movements. This dynamic inter-action between the voluntary and involuntary muscular contractions is important in achieving hands-free ejaculation.
Because the Aneros Massager is suspended unstably within the anal canal, the slightest muscular action and even the pulsing of blood vessels infiltrating the anal canal and surrounding the prostate is detected by the Aneros and directly transmitted to the anal canal, prostate and the perineum acupressure point. These sensations are positively relayed back to the anus, and this chain reaction accelerates to a nearly explosive point. During this session, it is possible to adjust the location of the Aneros by slightly increasing or decreasing your contraction strength. In this manner, you may position the Aneros Massager to a point most preferable to you. In conjunction with the degree of pressure applied to the perineum acupressure point, all points along the front wall of the rectum from the anus to the ampulla of vas above the prostate will reflect different types and degrees of pleasurable sensations. This area is a treasure trove of erogenous stimuli.

Gentle anal contraction is more likely to cause anal orgasms, whereas stronger contractions will lead to prostate-generated orgasms or a combination of sensations.

Note: At this time, lubricant plays an important role to keep the Aneros Massager as slippery as possible so that the massager’s movement is easily effected by the anal sphincter’s actions.
During this practice many people feel a strange sensation described in the section "Things To Expect While Using the Aneros massager" above.

Make a strong contraction of your anal sphincter. As you increase the strength of the contraction, the Aneros Massager will be drawn deeper toward the prostate as it moves in a stroking motion with increasing pressure. The perineum abutment accordingly increases the pressure on the perineum acupressure point. During this practice you can lie on your back and push your hips down against a surface if you like. This helps the Aneros add more pressure against the prostate and the perineum.

Stage 3 – Prolonging the Pleasure

When the Aneros Massager gets you to that pinnacle where ejaculation feels imminent, try to stay at this point by controlling the degree of your sphincter contractions. The deep feeling gradually increases and accumulates to the peak point. The muscles of your whole body are contracted and shaken by this strong orgasm without ejaculation. This orgasm comes repeatedly like ocean waves. The duration of this peak orgasm is probably longer (more than 2 minutes) and stronger than a normal ejaculatory orgasm, and this orgasm has a sharp peak rising from a continuous higher plateau stage. At this apex, most of your glands, including your salve gland and anal secretion gland, prepare for ejaculation, but your penis does not ejaculate. It is a superior and different experience.

Another remarkable thing about this orgasm is that it is physically controllable. This means you can achieve this orgasm as many times as you want by controlling the anal sphincter and regulating body tension. Also, unlike the penis ejaculatory orgasm, each of these orgasms will have a different signature. Consequently, it is possible for you to experience several different kinds of orgasms in one session.

Note: Your body is completely responsible for manipulating the mechanism of the Aneros Massager. You can in effect turn "off" the device by completely relaxing your sphincter, and turn it "on" by contracting your sphincter. In this manner, it is possible to prolong and build up the effect of the subsequent orgasm.

Stage 4 – Penile Stimulation

Now you may stimulate the penis glans if you prefer. This will bring you close to the threshold of ejaculation. When you feel ejaculation to be imminent, immediately stop penile stimulation to avoid ejaculation and quickly add more tension to the sphincter, muscles controlling erection, and your entire body.

Contract your anal sphincter together with the penis erection muscles as strong as you can. This practice will cause more blood to flow through your penis. You will actually feel your penis expanding and swelling. Keep this contraction as long as you can. This is very good practice to maximize prolonged expanded erection of your penis without a vacuum pump, penis ring, etc.

Note: For best results, bend the knees close to the stomach, squeeze the scrotum between the inner thighs (you can cross your thighs to squeeze more) then stretch your legs so that the penis skin and the scrotum are pulled back toward the base. It seems like the penis itself is stretched out, increasing its hardness and sensitivity. You may feel some pleasurable tautness caused by the stress added to the skin. As you approach orgasm, you will feel a contraction-like movement within the testicles.

Some people have ejaculatory orgasms without penile glans stimulation. Sometimes, just the tension applied to the penile skin will cause ejaculation. Ejaculatory orgasm can be easily achieved through stimulation of the penis glans.

You may also choose to have intercourse while using the Aneros Massager. This kind of ejaculation should be the strongest. When you reach the point of no return, you will feel your anus begin to pump rhythmically, relaxing and contracting several times before the start of ejaculation. During the ejaculation, the strong orgasmic contractions will cause the Aneros Massager to stroke the prostate and other vital sex organs with each contraction. This action will completely empty your prostate of fluid. The strength and the amount of the ejaculation will be far greater than that achieved by any other conventional sexual technique.

Stage 5 – Altered States of Euphoria

For the advanced user:

To build upon the preceding practices you must gain a greater awareness of your mind and body - and learn to integrate this awareness into practice. The most sublime orgasms are achieved when you do so without penile stimulation and without exerting external force upon the Aneros. To achieve these results, you must concentrate on using and feeling the sphincter contractions to slowly and methodically control the movement of the Aneros and other muscles of the body.

Begin by slowly increasing tension to the anal sphincter as you stretch your legs and arc your body, adding complete body muscle tension as strongly as you can. Perform these movements slowly, keeping your mind focused on the variations of sensation throughout your body.

Try to increase body tension to the point where your muscles are quivering but not cramping. Continue with the contractions of the sphincter - first slowly, then more quickly. Maintain synchronized breathing as much as possible - If the muscles begins to tire, try to hold the contraction at less than maximum (i.e. Don't tense up) for several seconds at a time. You can gauge this by attempting to stabilize the pressure that the perineum tab exerts solely by contracting the sphincter. This may take some practice.

Avoid direct stimulation of the penis. Continue to add more whole-body muscle tension until this practice brings you to the threshold of ejaculation. Just before that point, adjust or loosen your body tension to remain balanced upon that threshold, without passing over to the point of ejaculation. Immediately after you halt ejaculation, another new kind of strong orgasm will appear. The source of this orgasm is shifted from the prostate to the anus (this phenomenon will appear only when you come close to the threshold of ejaculation without touching your penis). This orgasmic peak will continue for several minutes, much different from the typical ejaculatory orgasm. In this manner, an extended, more powerful orgasm can be experienced. Many users have reportedly entered into euphoric and altered states of consciousness during this phase.

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ANEROS FAQ

What is the Aneros Stimulator? Is this just another anal device? Is there a forum where I can discuss my experiences with your product? What is the perineum acupressure spot? Doesn't prostate massage hurt? I've heard that it's painful. I have a medical condition involving the prostate and/or the penis. Will the Aneros still work for me? Is Aneros difficult to insert or use in any way? How should it be inserted? Which way is the front? Should I use lubricant with the Aneros? If so, what kind? What are the dimensions of the Aneros? Is this the right size for me? What is the best position for using the Aneros? How often should I use the Aneros? Is it possible to use the Aneros too much? How soon will I get results? What's the difference between the MGX, the SGX and the Classic? What is a "Super Orgasm?" How about the "Super Orgasm" ... How soon will I be able to have one of these? What exactly does "hands-free" mean? How should I clean the Aneros? I still have questions!!??   What is the Aneros Stimulator? The Aneros Stimulator is one of a kind!! It is medically researched, designed and patented. Specifically, Aneros is designed in accordance with modern scientific knowledge of anatomy combined with ancient Oriental awareness of erogenous zones and pleasure centers. The Aneros Stimulator pleases all of your neglected erogenous zones at once. Once the Aneros is inserted, it naturally seeks out the prostate gland (the Male G-Spot) while the perineum abutment gently massages the acupressure spot related to the pudendal nerves. This plexus of nerves is largely responsible for distributing sensations of pleasure throughout the uro-genital area.   Is this just another anal device? No. The Aneros Stimulator is a patented prostate-perineum massager. It is not a toy! The Aneros Stimulator is different in both concept and design. Though other anal devices are sexual tools for penetration and fullness, the Aneros is designed to specifically massage the male G-Spot! This prostate-perineum massage leads to a completely different category of orgasm - A unique, full-body orgasm that is incomparable with anything else. Whether you have previous experience with anal pleasure or not, Aneros is for you. Check out our testimonials section.   Is there a forum where I can discuss my experiences with your product? Yes there is. Please visit our discussion forum and share your experiences with others.   What is the perineum acupressure spot? It is a dime-sized spot located between the scrotum and the opening of the anus. It is situated about 1 1/2 to 2 inches from the opening of the anus. Beneath this spot, inside the body, lies a nerve center that is largely responsible for the transmission of signals (of pleasure) throughout the genital region. Aneros stimulates these nerves, while simultaneously stimulating nerves inside the anus and the prostate gland.   Doesn't prostate massage hurt? I've heard that it's painful. Gentle massage of the prostate, such as the type that the Aneros provides, should not be uncomfortable in any way. On the contrary, it is actually healthy and extremely pleasurable (Take a look at our testimonials page). Sometimes when prostate massage is performed digitally, the pressure can be too great because the doctor will often squeeze the prostate in an attempt to provoke drainage.   I have a medical condition involving the prostate and/or the penis. Will the Aneros still work for me? Please contact your medical doctor prior to your use of the Aneros massager. For many conditions, we feel that the Aneros will be beneficial. We also advise that you contact the support staff if you have any specific questions.   Is Aneros difficult to insert or use in any way? The Aneros is extremely simple to use. With a liberal application of lubricant, and a relaxed and open state of mind, anyone can use it. Once inserted, the Aneros should feel quite comfortable. However, it is important to relax and to allow enough time to become accustomed to its presence before beginning the contractions. After this point, attentiveness and patience are required in order to experience the full extent of the incredible feelings of pleasure that the Aneros will provide.   How should it be inserted? Which way is the front? The Aneros, when inserted, should tilt forward. The curled arm (handle) should fit between the buttocks, and the upturned arm should touch the perineum, which is between the anus and the scrotum .   Should I use lubricant with the Aneros? If so, what kind? Proper use of lubricant is very important for several reasons: ease of insertion, overall comfort during use, and proper functioning of Aneros. Both the rectum and the Aneros should be well-lubricated so that the massager glides in easily and is able to move freely throughout the massage. Insufficient lubrication could also cause discomfort. If this results, discontinue use or remove and reapply lubricant. Our studies showed that I-D Glide (a sample of which is include in your order) provides sustained lubrication without breakdown. Another well-known brand that works fine is KY brand. We recommend water-based as opposed to petroleum-based lubricants, and we advise against the use of heating or warming oils due to the sensitive nature of the tissues inside the rectum.   What are the dimensions of the Aneros? The Aneros is anatomically designed to stimulate the Male G-Spot. It is approximately one inch in diameter and has an insertion length of approximately four inches. Remember, it is designed for comfort and effectiveness.   Is this the right size for me? Despite differences in height, weight and other physical characteristics, the location of the prostate gland - 2 to 3 inches inside the anus - is the same in approximately 98% of all men. By having an insertion length of four inches, the Aneros compensates for differences in physical dimensions. Remember the money-back guarantee!!   What is the best position for using the Aneros? Based upon our research and reports from other customers, the most effective position is a side position. Lie down on your right side (for some reason people seem to prefer right over left) and pull your left knee up towards your waist. Both legs should be bent, with the left more so. It's a very easy and comfortable position to assume. The same position can be done while lying on the left side. However, some experimentation may be required in order to find what is most effective for you. Explore to discover what you like best. As a side note, ESO: Extending Sexual Orgasm, by Brauer & Brauer is a very good reference for information and illustrations   How often should I use the Aneros? We suggest using the Aneros 2 to 3 times per week for up to 30 minutes per session. However, we have also received many reports of people using the massager for an hour or more. Usage time may vary per individual, however, the device needs to be properly lubricated, for both comfort and effectiveness. This may require extra lubrication for extended usage times. Most importantly: if the Aneros becomes uncomfortable, discontinue use and seek advice.   Is it possible to use the Aneros too much? We have received no reports of harm caused by overuse of the Aneros. Because the device is operated using the contractions of the sphincter muscle rather than outside force, it is virtually impossible to injure yourself through proper usage. If you become tired or uncomfortable, experience muscle fatigue, or experience other discomfort, discontinue use until a later time.   How soon will I get results? This varies per individual. Some people experience multiple orgasms during their first session; others may need several sessions before achieving orgasm. The reasons for this variation seem to be related to the physical and mental receptiveness of the user. One thing is certain, however. Practice makes perfect. The quality and quantity of sensations may build up slowly, but this gradual arousal is part of what allows for such extremely pleasurable climaxes The more you use the Aneros, the better and more dramatic the results.   What's the difference between the MGX, the SGX and the Classic? As compared to the MGX (4.0 inches), the insertion length of the SGX measures approximately 1/2 inch shorter (3.5 inches). The perineum tabs of the MGX and the SGX have been adjusted and contact the perineum approximately 1/2 inch closer to the anus, allowing for more direct pressure. The Classic, our original model, has nodules and a wider-spaced perineum tab. Although the MGX has been newly redesigned based on testing and customer feedback, some men do still prefer the Classic. What do the differences mean? Unfortunately, we do not have any definitive rules for deciding upon which massager is best for any given individual. Ultimately, this has to be a personal decision. People of all sizes and shapes from all over the world have used both, and preferences vary. If a general trend can be identified, the SGX has become more popular in the Asian (primarily Japanese) market, while reviews are inconclusive among other populations.   What is a "Super Orgasm?" The term "Super Orgasm," or "Super-O" was coined by an expert user of the Aneros. "Super-O" refers to the multiple, non-ejaculatory, full body orgasms that are possible with the Aneros. These orgasms are completely different than traditional orgasms. Because these orgasms are non-ejaculatory, there is no refractory or recovery period that men go through before they can have sex again after traditional intercourse or penile masturbation. This means that men can have "multiple" orgasms one after another that are seemingly continuous when using the Aneros.   How about the "Super Orgasm" ... How soon will I be able to have one of these? The answer to this question is similiar to the question "How soon will I see results?" above. For some the ability to have Super-Os happens immediately during their first session. For others it can take more time, from a few months to even a year or more. Sometimes all it takes is a position change to trigger a Super-O. Sometimes just a subtle shift. Others may go down a path of self-discovery in order to attain a Super-O. This is what some users have called the "Journey to the Super-O." Each session with the Aneros results in a better understanding of the man's own body and how much pleasure is tied to the body and mind working together. We've been told by some men who have gone down this path that reaching the Super-O itself wouldn't have had the same personal meaning had they not gone through this learning process. There is no "book" to achieving a Super-O. We wish there were. What we have learned is that there are many moving variables in effect on the path to the Super-O. What is generally agreed upon is that much depends on the ability to relax while doing the anal contractions. This can be difficult because the path to the Super-O is so different than reaching a traditional penile orgasm. For a traditional penile orgasm, the man pushes and pushes toward the goal of ejaculation. Pushing harder (thrusting faster) can speed up the process. Relxation often only occurs after ejaculation. To reach the Super-O is the opposite as pushing harder actually can impede the process.   What exactly does "hands-free" mean? "Hands-free" means exactly that -- the Aneros is controlled only by the contractions of the man's rectal muscles. The patented design takes the body's contractions and transfers them into a pivoting action which stimulates the prostate, perineum and anal canal at the same time, all without any manual intervention. This means that a man can use the Aneros solo or comfortably during traditional intercourse as well.   How should I clean the Aneros? The Aneros is made of non-porous FDA approved materials and can easily be cleaned with hot, soapy water. We recommend cleaning the Aneros before and after every usage.   I still have questions!!?? No problem. Simply e-mail your question to us at the address below OR you can reach us by telephone Monday - Friday PST from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. doctorg@doctorg.com (415) 459-2801