Sex Life. Find daily tips for a healthy sex life for both men and women from Dr. David Samadi. Discover the health benefits of sex and what causes sex life issues such as male and female infertility, low testosterone or estrogen, hormonal issues, menopause, erectile dysfunction, sexual function and what causes sexual dysfunction. Explore healthy solutions for sexual issues.
We all can be forgiven if we sometimes forget that sex – despite what the poets, songwriters and HBO all have to say about it – is ultimately about reproduction. We are built to want sex because it is a zoological imperative – all species must reproduce to stay in the game.
Read MoreAt any given time, approximately 62% of all women of reproductive age are using some form of a contraceptive for the prevention of an unintended pregnancy. Out of those women regularly using a contraceptive, around 53% of unplanned pregnancies will still occur. There are many forms of contraceptives women can chose from more than what was available in the past – birth control pills, other hormonal methods of the patch, implant, injectable and vaginal ring, IUDs and condoms. With so many different options available, why do women who are using contraceptives, still become pregnant?
Read MoreIn case you didn’t know already, our hormones rule our lives. If you are a man with an endocrine disorder, you may also know that hormones released by the thyroid gland, may be putting a damper on your sex life.
Read MoreBenign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH is when a man has an enlarged prostate. Having BPH is common and more so in men who are older. It is a noncancerous condition affecting about half of all men between the ages of 51 and 60 have BPH and up to 90% of men over the age of 80 have it.
Read MoreZinc keeps popping up in a number of studies, all of them having to do with sexual performance.
Read MoreSex as exercise or sexercise may not require a gym membership or putting on your running shoes but can it be considered as good of a workout as other forms of physical activity? Any man will tell you it is a great workout but he usually has ulterior motives. But can bedroom frolics be counted as a viable means of exercise on the same level as brisk walking or jogging? The answer to this depends on several factors which have been researched by scientific studies.
Read MoreIt’s bound to happen at some point for any woman who is sexually active. You both slip under the covers ready for a sexual rendezvous when suddenly things aren’t looking up. Instead of his manhood standing tall and proud ready for action, it is behaving as if it has no interest whatsoever.
Read MoreHere are 12 mistakes men could be making possibly increasing his chance of any unfortunate mishaps he really doesn’t want to have to deal with:
Read MoreHere are 5 facts on the female orgasm that can enlighten you on things you may not have considered before that may help you help her get the joyful satisfaction she deserves:
Read MoreHere are 5 things triggering those mind-related reactions affecting sex and what you can do about it:
Read MoreThis study demonstrates that if men want to reduce their risk of erectile dysfunction (ED), they should take the time to make this daily trek.
Read MoreHere are some possible reasons why a man may experience pain during sexual intercourse:
Read MoreThe FDA has published a list of products containing potentially harmful, undeclared ingredients. These include:
Read MoreThe Beatles urged us to do “it” in the road, but that might have been a smidge too eager, not to mention unhygienic.
Read MoreJust like there are certain things that will help you to get in the mood, there are conversely things that will keep you from getting there.
Read MoreIf nothing else, sex gets you out of own mind and forces you to focus on the physical matters at hand. This action of being both mentally and physically present helps to reduce stress in a similar way physical exercise does.
Read MoreSex can ease your pain. The hormone it releases can actually raise your pain threshold and even block chronic leg and back pain.
Read MoreKegels strengthen the pubococcygeus muscles, which contract during orgasm. If they’re stronger, you could have a more intense climax.
Read MoreMore than just feeling good, sex is good for you! Here's just a few examples!
Read MoreIt sounds simple. Cut back on your calorie intake by 25% and “walla” you’re having more sex.
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