How To Control Healthy Libido

Digest-Online.com - A lot of people have problems with sexual desire or libido is often too high or too low. Various ways can be done to control the libido in order to achieve a balanced sexual life.
Libido or the desire greatly affect the sexual life. A person with high libido tends to force sexual desire. While low libido often cause embarrassment, frustration, or hesitation in giving pleasure.

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More Women Look Over the Counter for a Libido Fix

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Since Ms. B. entered her mid-40s, she says, sex has been more about smoke and mirrors than thunder and lightning. She is rarely if ever interested enough to initiate it with her partner of 10 years, and she does not reach climax during the act.

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What Changes Sex Drive in Women?

With increasing age and menopause, a woman’s sex drive fluctuates several times.

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Tip 4 Position M.L Makes Miss V Meeting?

HEALTH BLOG A woman with a loose vagina tend to experience low libido problems. Decreased libido occurred because the women get satisfaction when their partner is less penetration.

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Female Sexual Desire Disorder ?

Understanding Female Sexual Desire Disorder

A recent study looked at the benefit of giving women who are on anti-depressants Viagra to improve their low sexual desire and poor arousal. In light of the findings,

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Dr. Sara NasserZadeh on Supplements for Decreased Libido?

Sexual dysfunction and decreased libido is a problem plaguing many Americans. Dr. Sara NasserZadeh, a psychosexual therapist, co-author of The Orgasm Answer Guide and board member of the World Association for Sexual Health,

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Understanding Low Libido?

Lack of or a low sexual desire is one of the most common sexual dysfunctions. Getting to the root of low libido can help you enjoy sexual 

As many as 43 percent of women and 31 percent of men have experienced sexual dysfunction, and one of the most common problems is low libido, or a low sex drive.

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Normal Healthy Couples Have Sexual Desire Problems?

Published on May 13, 2011 by David Schnarch, Ph.D. in Intimacy and Desire

"Idea To Ponder" from Intimacy & Desire:

"Normal couples have sexual desire problems. Virtually all couples have sexual desire problems sooner or later. Thirty six percent of almost 20,000 people have desire problems virtually all time time, and another 25% have them most times before sex."

If you are having sexual desire problems, and there's a very good chance you are, do you feel inadequate, ashamed or embarrassed, in addition to feeling deprived, frustrated, or royally pissed-off? Even if you don't have sexual desire problems now, you can imagine how people feel. You know how you would feel, and you're normal, aren't you? 

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The Too-Tired -For-Sex Syndrome?

American Institute for Preventive Medicine, DonR. Powell PhD

                                                      

                                                                                                                       

Excerpted from "A Year of Health Hints"
365 Practical Ways to Feel Better and Live Longer

"Inhibited sexual desire" is the number one sexual problem in the United States today, doctors report. People in their late twenties, thirties, and forties complain that they have little or no interest in sex. Job demands, family responsibilities, lack of time, stress, and fatigue leave many too tired for sex.

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