“I put EA in the same category as skydiving or cliff-jumping – people will die from it, but I wouldn’t ban it.
Some fans of the practice integrate ropes and bags to heighten the sensation, which can prove fatal.Ĭonservative British politician and journalist Stephen Milligan was found dead and naked with an extension cord around his neck and a plastic bag over his head, in his home in 1994, having pushed the boundaries of EA too far while practicing it alone. While a little light choking in the heat of the moment may seem harmless enough, depending on the intensity level, EA can become extremely dangerous. EA can be practiced at varying intensities In fact, several notable public figures have lost their lives to erotic asphyxiation, including K ung Fu star David Carradine and INXS lead singer Michael Hutchence.įor this reason, most experts warn against performing EA altogether however, if you are going to practice it with a partner, including the use of a ‘safe word’ and agreeing to a set time limit of no more than a few seconds can help reduce the risk of going too far. “One of the biggest risks of breath control play is cardiac arrhythmia – irregular heartbeats – which could cause a person to go into cardiac arrest and die,” sexologist and sex educator Lisa Hochberger explains. Prolonged or intense pressure on the neck can cut off the flow of blood through the veins in the neck, causing blood to congest in the brain the result of which can cause the lightheadedness most fans of EA become addicted to, and eventually, unconsciousness. Losing consciousness causes the body to go limp, thereby tightening the choke and decreasing circulation through the neck arteries, ultimately causing brain damage, and even heart attack. Erotic asphyxiation can lead to brain damage and cardiac arrest if performed incorrectly So before engaging in EA, it’s important to school yourself on these six key things… 1. However, any type of strangulation or deprivation of oxygen can be potentially dangerous, and in extreme circumstances, even fatal. If you’re not already familiar with it through personal experience or your porn-viewing habits, erotic asphyxiation, or EA, is the practice of controlled strangling – either to oneself or a lover – to heighten the sensations of sexual arousal and orgasm by temporarily depriving the brain of oxygen. Maybe it was the submissive action I, a typical control freak, was forced to comply with, or maybe it just kept me on the edge of excitement. Right there, in that moment, erotic asphyxiation, or choking – as it’s most commonly known – became normal. We stared into each others’ eyes, glossed over in the throe of things, both curious as his hand cupped itself around my neck. I was 21, in the midst of an intense hook-up with an ex, when I felt his hand pin down my wrist, taking caution before tracing up my neck.
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