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Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Valentines is coming


I figured with this wonderful holiday of love right around the corner I might put a post about lack of desire for all you ladies. For those of you who don't need any help here, I can guarantee you have a friend that does, since approximately 33% of women between 18 and 59 years of age reported a loss of desire for at least a few months over the last year according to a National Health and Social Life Survey . It is rare for men to have this problem, but I am sure there is always an exception to the rule.


Some of the causes of this could be physical, while some are psychological.

Physical causes

* Anemia, which is very common in women because of iron loss during periods.
* Alcoholism.
* Drug abuse.
* Major diseases such as diabetes.
* Post-baby. It is almost certainly linked to hormonal changes that occur at this time. The general trauma of childbirth also plays a part - and after having a baby, many women are too exhausted to think about sex.
* Prescribed drugs, particularly tranquillizers.
* Hyperprolactinaemia - a rare disorder in which the pituitary gland is overactive.
* Other hormone abnormalities: leading Swiss gynecologist Dr Michael Nemec claims that abnormalities in the production of luteinising hormone (LH) often cause lack of desire. And top British gynecologist John Studd says that many women who have lost their libido lack androgenic (male) hormones. This view remains controversial.

Psychological causes

* depression
* stress and overwork
* anxiety
* hang-ups from childhood
* past sexual abuse or rape
* serious relationship problems with your partner
* difficult living conditions, eg sharing a home with parents or parents-in-law.

Okay so you have this problem, what can you do....

Well I have tried a few herbal supplements, that were very successful, my favorite was Pau D Arco , which is also used to improve the immune system. Some others are
Ginseng
Ginko Biloba
L-Arginine
Schisandra
Vitamin E
Omega 3
Vitamin B
Damiana - for Hormonal Balance
Black Cohosh
St. Johns Wart
Maca from Nature's Sunshine
IGF-1 from Nature's Shunshine
Cordyceps from Nature's Sunshine
Nervous Fatigue Formula from Nature's Sunshine
Eleuthero from Nature's Sunshine
X-Action for Women from Nature's Sunshine - for Female Emotional Support
X-A - from Nature's Sunshine - For Hormonal Balance
Flash Ease from Nature's Sunshine
C-X from Nature's sunshine
X-Action Gel - for better lubrication and sensitivity
Thyroid support from Nature's Sunshine
Thyroid Activator from Nature's sunshine
TSl II w/ Hops from Nature's Sunshine
FCS w/Dong Qui from Nature's Sunshine

Some of these are not herbs, but I thought this was the most fitting spot for them.

Essential Oils that can help are listed below. My personal favorite is Ylang Ylang.

Geranium
Sandalwood
Ylang Ylang
Patchouli
Myrrh
Rose
Jasmine
Cinnamon
Clary Sage
Nutmeg
doTERRA's Whisper blend


Stones to help
Rose Quartz
Carnelian
Garnet
Lepidolite
Red Jasper
Jasper of any sort
Ruby
Quartz

Foods that can help
Oatmeal can actually increase your libido
Water
Celery
Maca - this is also said to increase sperm count and increasing sex drive and fertility in women.
Pumpkin Seeds - this is also said to increase fertility as well.
Sauerkraut
Bananas
Almonds
Avocado
Asparagus
Chilies
Basil: apparently basil increases circulation, stimulates the sex drive and boosts fertility!
Cardamom
Figs
Garlic
Raw Oysters
Mangos
Peaches
Strawberries
Eggs
Liver
Figs
Chocolate

GET RID OF YOUR FAST FOODS

The smells of certain foods have been found to be sexually arousing, notably pumpkin pie and buttered popcorn and cinnamon for men and licorice candy and baby powder for women.

Other things that can help with this are foot zone therapy, massage therapy and energy work.

Hope you all have a happy valentines day!!!

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