Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone, and not having enough of it can cause negative health effects including low libido, increased body fat, erectile dysfunction, depression, low energy and weakened […]
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Although couples who have frequent sex don’t report greater relationship satisfaction, research examining automatic brain responses tells a different story. Does a Robust Sex Life Make You Subconsciously Happier? A new
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Your body needs vitamin D to absorb calcium and maintain healthy bones. Vitamin D is also unique among vitamins because it functions as both a vitamin and a hormone, and
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Certain toxins in fast food may have a wide range of potential adverse health effects and have been linked to reproductive problems, thyroid disease, low libido and more. A recent study looking
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Although our libido tends to wane as we get older, studies show that at least for women, sex actually gets better with age. This seeming paradox is due to many factors
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Testosterone is often referred to as the “male sex hormone” because although women have a small amount of testosterone in their bodies, men’s levels are far greater. In men, this
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