Breath Players

goddessnemesisblaze
Published on July 4, 2014

Background : theories and explanatory models Basic knowledge: suffocation Basics: Basic hanging Basic knowledge: strangulation Basic knowledge: Choking Medical Terminology: Glossary Evaluation of the online questionnaire Sources & Links Ingredients include: Some critical comments on Jay Wiseman's "The Medical Realities of Breath Control Play"   The scientic literature has unfortunately very little to offer on the subject of breath control games. In almost all medical texts, regretful notes are to the fact that it is so far so good as never succeeded in one of these exotic creatures, a Breath Players, alive to get his hands on and investigate - it does not seem quite to believe that it actually survivors are: "His autoerotic activity had not yet led to the fatal catastrophe "( Pro60 , highlighting KP), "It is Believed did most practitioners ... the one day or another" [ Lun92 ] - the latter is undoubtedly correct when no revolutionary new insight. We benet from the results of previous research (as sparse as they may be), and it is only fair if we make our hand a bit of information available. The evaluation of the online questionnaire is completed, but who would be willing to provide information, if someday a proper scientic investigation should be made, can also simply leave his e-mail address. ( Due to a hard disk drive failure unfortunately a large part of the previously collected addresses is lost - please enter a second time in doubt. ) English version » " With tooth and nail , " Are you allowed on this subject ever published information? Hazelwood, Dietz and Burgess to write in the preface to "Autoerotic Fatalities": "Publications on this topic to bring very specic problems. A serious question was whether there was a risk to make this dangerous behavior known only by we wrote about. During the course of our investigation, we found that the practices of the public already literature, lm and the mass media were known. Accordingly, we believe that the time has come for a thorough scientic explanation of the facts. Other behavioral scientists and physicians have been faced with similar problems. For many years, doctors who studied sexual behavior, published their results in Latin to keep the stands less educated them to learn more about these matters. This was based on the belief based on a study of the sexual behavior would incite lust and lead to neglect. Less than a century, a process was initiated for obscenity, as Havelock Ellis' monumental Studies in the Psychology of Sex were rst translated into English. [...] More recently, during the investigation of drug abuse in the 60s, it was thought at times