You belong to a man who often bicker with your spouse? Or moan, "What's he want this woman?" It is natural. According to Louann Brizendine, author of the book "The Female Brain", women's brains really different to the male brain. "There is no unisex brain," says expert neural psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco United States. Here are 7 Contents Brain Women Need to Know Men, namely:
1. Hooked to take the risk increases as women age above 50 years of age have a higher motivation to do new things. Starting from contributing to local communities, until venturing to far away places. "Women want to do something for him after so long nurturing family," says Brizendine.
2. Puberty both in their 40s usually occurs around age 43. This period is called perimenopause. At this time women have erratic menstrual period, often excessive sweating during sleep, and hormonal changes so that the mood up and down. According to Brizendine, the perimenopause lasts between two to nine years.
3. Parenting a child can make women quiet. Breastfeeding can relieve stress. Journal of Neuroscience in 2005 analyzed the effects of breastfeeding on the mother could be more comforting than the use of cocaine. "At this time the women want it all organized, including her husband," she said.
4. Women's brains shrink during pregnancy. Do not be emotional when his wife suddenly slow while pregnant. Research shows brains shrink as much as four percent of women during pregnancy. "Relax, will be normal within six months after birth," says Brizendine. During pregnancy, women also sleep more. Because the hormone progesterone, which makes drowsiness, increased to 30-fold during the first eight weeks of pregnancy.
5. Sexual stimulation easily extinguished. For women, orgasm is obtained if some part of her brain shut. Unfortunately, many things that can make parts of it back open. Starting from the anger, distrust, even a cold leg. "For men foreplay force three minutes before intercourse, for women 24 hours before," says Brizendine.
6. Women avoid aggression. Women tend to be avoiding confrontation and physical aggression. This, Brizendine says, comes from the maternal instincts of survival given their children.
7. More susceptible of pain. Various studies show the last ten years the female brain is more sensitive to pain and stress. "This explains why women are more prone to depression and post traumatic stress," says Brizendine.
