Testosterone is a sex hormone often associated with males, though females have small amounts. If a male has a low level of testosterone, the symptoms can include erectile dysfunction, and reduced bone mass and sex drive.
Depression affects every part of daily life, including sex. It curbs sex drive, yet sex can boost your mood and is important for relationships. And some depression medicines can limit your libido.
Female masturbation has scientifically proven benefits, like encouraging more fulfilling sleep, higher levels of happiness, lower amounts of stress, fewer menstrual pains, and a deeper level of comfort with your body.
Childbirth involves considerable hormone changes – as well as emotional stresses. And as a consequence, very, very few women feel rampagingly sexy until a long time after they have given birth.
Morning sex boosts your immune system by increasing an antibody that helps fight off infections. And early-morning orgasms release chemicals that raise the levels of estrogen, which makes your skin look healthier and your hair look shinier.
ED has several causes and alcohol consumption can be one of them. Alcohol is a nervous system depressant and can actually block nerve impulses and messages between the brain and body. So it is not very surprising then that alcoholics suffer from erectile dysfunction as a result of alcohol.
Sex-related side effects such as impotence and ejaculation problems in men, painful or uncomfortable intercourse, difficulty having an orgasm in women, and lack of desire in both sexes have been ascribed to virtually all classes of drugs used to control blood pressure.
Men smoking more than 20 cigarettes a day have a 60% higher risk of erectile dysfunction compared to their peers who do not smoke. Smoking interferes with all aspects of a man’s sexual health from initial attraction to sexual performance and beyond.
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