G-Spot amplification / G-Shot

The G-Spot, named after the german gynecologist Dr. Ernest Grafenberg who first described the G-Spot in 1950, is a small area on the vaginal wall underneath the urethral opening which reacts strongly on sexual stimulation. About 8000 nerves end up in the G-Spot.
The size oft he G-Spot is about a quarter. If the G-Spot isn´t stimulated it is hard to detect. The G-Spot is easy to detect after reaching an orgasm.

The sensibility of the G-Spot varies from woman to woman, his existence is sure.

The G-Shot increases the volume oft he G-Spot so that during sexual intercourse there is more friction in this area and the sexual arousal is intensified. After the G-Shot it can be easier to reach an orgasm and it can be possible to have more than one orgasms.

In a surveyed study in the United States of America 87% of the women who had a G-Shot mentioned that reaching an orgasm was much easier and the orgasms were more intense.

According to Dr.David Matlock the inventor oft he G-Shot the G-Shot is slowly augmented by injecting collagen into area of the G-Spot.

The G-Shot is a quick non-surgical procedure which is performed under local anaesthesia during a gynecological examination. Clinical studies, controlled by the FDA showed that the used collagen causes no allergic reactions.

Four hours after the G-Shot you can have sexual intercourse.
After 4-6 months the collagen has disappeared and the G-Spot has his normal size again.