👉 Ejaculation math involves understanding the physiological processes that lead to ejaculation, often simplified using basic mathematical principles. When a man climaxes, the brain sends signals to the pelvic floor muscles and the prostate gland, triggering the release of semen. The volume of ejaculate can vary greatly, but on average, a typical ejaculate contains around 1-2 milliliters of semen. The rate of ejaculation can also be quantified; for instance, the average ejaculation rate is about 2-4 milliliters per second. The time between climaxes, known as the refractory period, is typically around 2-4 hours for most men. These rates and volumes can be influenced by factors like hormone levels, physical activity, and overall health, but they provide a foundational understanding of the ejaculation process.
