Women’s Tears Kills Libido
Forget everything Al Pacino told you. Thhe scent of a woman, or her tears at least, can be a real downer in the bedroom.
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Testosterone Patches Restore Libido
New Australian research has found Testosterone patches can help boost sex drive in post-menopausal women. World First The study’s results showed that a patch delivering 300mg of Testosterone daily resulted in significant improvements in sexual function amongst its participants, post-menopausal women with low libido. The findings were significant as they are the first in the world to show […]
» Read moreFeral Donkeys for Better Sex?
Watch out, feral donkeys of Australia. You are wanted. As a women’s libido booster. No, not the way you were thinking. Donkey-Kick Your Sex Drive! Chinese experts have announced that they expect Powdered Feral Donkey Skin to be one of their most successful animal-based aphrodisiacs yet, even more so than the perennially popular fresh monkey brains. […]
» Read moreSunshine boosts sex drive
Sunbathing can boost testosterone levels – and your sex drive, by nearly 70%, research shows.
» Read moreWhen One Partner Says No More Sex
What to do when one in a pair announces the sex is over – they don’t feel like it any more. Sex counsellor Robyn Salisbury tackles the issue in her new book Staying in Love.
» Read moreDrink Hard, Fail in Bed
You may think you just like an occasional beer, but is your drinking setting you up for erectile dysfunction in later life?
» Read morePomegranate Juice for Better Sex
The Greeks credited pomegranate with aphrodisiac qualities and now modern science is discovering why. New studies are showing a glass of pomegranate juice every day can increase men’s sex drive, ease erectile dysfunction and even increase sperm quality. The purple-coloured fruit has more anti-oxidants than red wine, green tea or blueberries, and is known to have excellent anti-aging properties, with […]
» Read moreIs Love More Powerful than Sex?
Sex and romance may seem inextricably linked, but the human brain clearly distinguishes between the two, according to a new study. The upshot: Love is the more powerful emotion.
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