February 24th, 2011 Increase Sex Drive
Increase Sex Drive
The urge of adult humans to have sexual intercourse is seen as being part of the biological need for social bonds. It is categorized with the needs for family, friends, and group acceptance in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. Moreoever, it is a basic instinct for survival, by way of reproduction and extend bloodline. The very need for sexual intercourse may have more to do with reproduction then creating social bonds. At an emotional level sexual intercourse is often, though not always, seen as the ultimate physical expression of feelings of romantic love between two humans. In many cultures, mutual romantic love often forms a formalized or informal partnership, a full sexual relationship within this partnership, procreation or adoption of children, and subsequent parenting. On a biological level, an increasing amount of research is demonstrating that a man’s sex drive (and sexual attractiveness to women) is closely linked with hormones such as testosterone. A man can boost his testosterone naturally through reducing (or eliminating) smoking, alcohol, certain drugs such as most anti-depressants, emotional stress, and simple carbohydrates such as white sugar. He should also avoid exposing his testicles to too much heat such as from a hot tub. Conversely, eating a diet of 70% fruits and vegetables and 25% to 30% protein boosts a man’s testosterone, as does drinking more water, lifting weights, sunbathing, and meditation.Sexual intercourse is also often decoupled from romantic love and/or from a wish for procreation. Casual sex, often used to satisfy a physiological or psychological need, is common although it is censured by some as being promiscuous and morally questionable. The sex industry is the commercialization of sex, and includes the production of pornography, erotic art, and erotic literature, as well as prostitution.
Any medical problem or chronic physical condition can cause a reduction in one’s sex drive. If a man is diagnosed with cancer, sex may be the furthest thing from his mind for a time. But even minor illnesses can diminish a man’s sexual interest. Conversely, when men improve their health — through exercise, a low-fat diet or, if necessary, medical treatment — their libido is likely to increase.
Physical problems
While any illness can decrease sex drive, some conditions, such as thyroid disease, tumors of the pituitary gland (which controls most hormone production, including sex hormones) and depression, are directly linked to low libido, according to Milsten.
Insufficient testosterone
Similarly, insufficient amounts of the male sex hormone testosterone may cause low libido, though such a condition is unlikely to affect erectile function. Seth advises men who feel their physical condition has decreased their sex drive to consult a physician, keeping in mind that loss of libido is sometimes the only recognizable symptom of a medical problem.
The sexual side effects of drugs
Drugs can also decrease libido. Many, though not all, prescription antidepressants can diminish sex drive. Sometimes, just taking these drugs can be a turn off to men. Other medications with this side effect include tranquilizers and antihypertensive medications. Illicit substances, such as heroin, cocaine and marijuana, when used heavily and chronically, may lower libido, according to Milsten. He suggests that if a prescription medicine has hampered a man’s sex drive to a distressful degree, he should ask his doctor about the possibility of swapping the medication with a similar one that doesn’t cause sexual side effects.
Stress can sabotage sex drive
Imagine this scenario:
You and your dream lover are naked in bed together. Then, all of a sudden, a stranger barges into the room with a gun. You’ve just lost all interest in sex, and now the only plan you have for your privates is keeping them out of harm’s way. In short, you’ve reprioritized your activities as a survival instinct. This is an extreme example, but any kind of stress — whether related to work, relationships or any other area of life — that preoccupies someone is going to diminish that person’s sex drive. In order to have a healthy libido, one has to be engaged in the moment — not angry or hurt. For example, says Milsten, “If you’re having shouting matches with your partner,” your libido is nearly certain to take a nosedive. Fortunately, if you work on your differences and good feelings are restored, you are likely to increase sex drive as it will return to baseline levels.
Seek professional help if necessary
Some problems, however, such as depression or anxiety, intense job stress, family worries, serious marital conflicts, experiences of past abuse or conflicts about sexual orientation may require professional assistance. It is essential to seek such help if negative feelings interfere with the rest of life, if they are overwhelming, or if you are no longer able to experience pleasure.
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