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Welcome to Episode 2: The Biological Fix for Premature Ejaculation. This episode is about what “fix” really means: not a miracle hack, but working with the body’s systems—arousal regulation, reflex control, and nervous-system balance—so control becomes trainable.
In this episode, we explore:
* The ejaculation reflex: why it’s fast, automatic, and highly sensitive to stress
* Sensitivity + stimulation patterns: how intensity, friction, and pacing change your timeline
* Nervous system state: sympathetic “go” mode vs. parasympathetic “slow” mode—and why anxiety accelerates everything
* Breath as a control tool: using exhale length, rhythm, and downshifting to reduce urgency
* Pelvic floor mechanics: why clenching can push you closer, and how relaxation training can help
* Arousal curve timing: learning your “point of no return” and steering earlier
* Training habits: short practice sessions, stop–start pacing, and consistency over intensity
* Lifestyle inputs: sleep, stress load, alcohol, and recovery—why stamina isn’t only a bedroom skill
* When to seek support: if PE is sudden, distressing, or paired with pain or erection changes, a clinician can help
By By Oxy ShopWelcome to Episode 2: The Biological Fix for Premature Ejaculation. This episode is about what “fix” really means: not a miracle hack, but working with the body’s systems—arousal regulation, reflex control, and nervous-system balance—so control becomes trainable.
In this episode, we explore:
* The ejaculation reflex: why it’s fast, automatic, and highly sensitive to stress
* Sensitivity + stimulation patterns: how intensity, friction, and pacing change your timeline
* Nervous system state: sympathetic “go” mode vs. parasympathetic “slow” mode—and why anxiety accelerates everything
* Breath as a control tool: using exhale length, rhythm, and downshifting to reduce urgency
* Pelvic floor mechanics: why clenching can push you closer, and how relaxation training can help
* Arousal curve timing: learning your “point of no return” and steering earlier
* Training habits: short practice sessions, stop–start pacing, and consistency over intensity
* Lifestyle inputs: sleep, stress load, alcohol, and recovery—why stamina isn’t only a bedroom skill
* When to seek support: if PE is sudden, distressing, or paired with pain or erection changes, a clinician can help