Couple’s MRI sex reveals groundbreaking anatomy discovery

Warning: Article contains explicit information about intercourse A couple who decided to have sex in an MRI machine have gone down in history after their antics made a remarkable discovery about women’s bodies that changed the understanding of female anatomy forever. Ida Sabelis and her boyfriend Jupp had sexual intercourse in an MRI machine in the name of science back in 1991. Ida and Jupp got physical inside the medical device after their friend, Dutch scientist Menko Victor ‘Pek’ van Andel, set out to uncover what happens inside our bodies when a man and a woman have sex.

The images generated were the first of their kind and became the centre point of a hugely popular British Medical Journal entry in 1999 when a more detailed study was conducted that is still read by thousands of people every month..