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Today's Subject is:
Declining
Libido?.....
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First....
don't worry, it’s quite normal!
It's simply part of 'the process
of biological ageing'
Second....Want to know how to reverse it?
Why
not reduce your risk of developing chronic disease at the same
time?.....and enhance your level of health and well being.....
HOW? - With
Antioxidants!
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It's all about Hormonal Changes! .........
Getting
older brings about a
Waning Desire
.......in both Men and Women....
In
women, it's menopause-related and hormonal alterations. This often affects women's
sexual desire and can be physical and/or emotional. Reduced levels of the
hormones oestrogen and progesterone can cause vaginal dryness. This of course
makes sexual activity extremely uncomfortable which often suppresses libido. Hot
flushes don't help and often makes women feel unattractive. They get mood
swings, leaving them feeling depressed and tearful.
.................for women, the circle continues...............
Men
don't go through such dramatic hormonal upheavals of course. Nonetheless,
strange things happen in their bodies too. These strange things often trigger
emotional dips as it does in women and affects their self esteem. Because the
levels of testosterone fall, erections are less frequent and/or more difficult
to sustain. This doesn't mean that the desire is not there of course. It
often is.... and this becomes frustrating.
. ................for men, the circle continues.............
If any of the following affect your sex life
then you need to read on......
Declining Libido -
Mood swings - Erectile Dysfunction -
Lack of stamina - Reduced sperm
production
If
any of the above does affect you, you'll be glad to hear that there are
supplements available that are now known to boost your desire.
The WHOLE
KEY to maintaining a healthy Libido .......for BOTH Men & Women is to.......
.......SUPPORT YOUR SEX HORMONE
PRODUCTION
Nutritionally speaking,
the three most important nutrients required to increase testosterone are Zinc,
Vitamin B6 and Chromium. The antioxidants A, C & E are also involved in producing sex hormones.
Zinc-rich
foods are Shellfish (so obviously Oysters as they are always believed to be
an aphrodisiac) crab, turkey, brown rice, lentils, sesame & pumpkin seeds
and chicken.
Vitamin
B6 is
found in Avocados, bananas, potatoes, rainbow trout, salmon and tuna. All the B
vitamins are needed to supply energy and are in whole grains such as brown rice, cereals, fish, pulses and dairy produce.
Women, need a nutrient called
phytoestrogen that can increase oestrogen in the body and are found in Soya
products, linseeds, broccoli and citrus fruits. Chromium helps the body
manage blood sugar and helps to increase sex drive.
It is found in whole grains, meat, cereals and yeast. It is rare for
anyone to be deficient in chromium. Finally, the antioxidant Vitamin
A, Vitamin
C
and Vitamin
E
are found in dark green, leafy vegetables as well as nuts and seeds.
Thankfully there are
Natural Alternatives!
Since the
introduction of Viagra and after that, Cialis, there has been much discussion time of writing, women
thankfully don't have such concerns and as mentioned above, we now know
that there are a number of natural products, namely herbs and nutrients, that
can help improve libido
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