Everyone loves to feel loved. Sharing a strong bond gives us a sense of safety. We know we’re not alone, and that makes us happy. This bonding process can occur with many people: friends, family, business partners, and lovers.
When you share such a bond with a spouse or sexual partner, your libido gets a boost, making you hot and horny.
What is the cause of all this goodness?
At a biological level, it’s due to your hormones, specifically oxytocin. Sometimes called the “love hormone,” the “monogamy hormone,” the “cuddle drug,” oxytocin makes us fall in love.
And who doesn’t want more love in their life?
To that end, check out this short video by Susan Bratton.
You will discover simple strategies to increase oxytocin and strengthen the vital bond with your lover.
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Here’s what you will discover:
- Why do our hormones falter as we age?
- The optimal testosterone levels for men and women.
- Simple ways to increase your testosterone and support your overall health
- The hormonal benefits of penis-in-vagina sex.
- Ways a woman can balance her hormones and feel 30 years old again
- How topical oxytocin can reduce intercourse pain if your vagina has become fragile.
- My favorite cream to reverse vaginal atrophy
- How a man can keep a woman’s lusty-lady hormones flowing by balancing oxytocin with testosterone and dopamine.
- Why women produce more oxytocin than men and the relationship between the feeling of closeness and her orgasm.
- Why women are more likely to fall in love from intercourse.
- How oxytocin makes a man’s hard-on stronger and increases his pleasure.
Learn more about hormone supplementation to feel younger, live longer, and fuel your energy and libido by checking out Dr. Lindsey Berkson, author of Sexy Brain.
Watch this video “Which Hormone Tests to Get” and this series with the Wise Medicine Man, Dr. Glenn Wilcox, “All about BHRT.”
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You’ll also want to check out this Libido And Arousal Secrets video.
Inside, two sexperts share some of their extra-juicy secrets on how you can increase your sex drive so you can feel more desire and arousal.
She explains the differences between masculine and feminine:
- Libido is the urge in your body
- Desire, the emotional connection
- Arousal, how to get more turned on
- Anatomy, how blood flow and erectile tissue are the keys to pleasure for both sexes
- Biohacking to maintain ageless sex
- How to make love to a man VS a woman
This is just the kind of sex ed that you’ve been missing.
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Keep your sex life thrumming!
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