How’s your libido?
In my last blog I discussed the pros and cons of using HGH, and how effective it can be for guys over the age of forty. One of the benefits of taking HGH was the increase of sexual desire, or libido. As we get older, we lose our desire to have sex as often as we did when we were in our twenties and thirties. Part of this decline has to do with the slowing down of testosterone production in our testes, and also the inability to get erections due to problems such as high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes. These issues will also contribute to lackluster performances in the bedroom.
So what can be done about this problem that effects millions of men around the world? If your problem has to do with a medical condition, seeking professional help is always the safest and smartest course of action. Many doctors will prescribe Cialis or Viagra to help you get it up and keep it up. For those of you who have lost interest, or are more interested in fantasy football and not fantasizing about Meagan Fox, time to rethink your priorities. The biggest problem with staying thirsty for the opposite sex is often mental and not physical. Many guys are too busy with their careers, and put sex on the back burner. Next, the wife loses interest and starts looking at the pool guy like a popsicle on a hot day. Women have the same issues, but for some reason are able to figure out ways to quench their thirst easier than men. Can you say masturbation? You probably think men are the kings of this hobby, but studies have shown, women rule when it comes to self-pleasuring.
So is the lack of libido all about masturbation? No, it’s more about clearing your head (not that one), getting into the gym, and exercising to increase your testosterone levels, and keeping life between the sheets spontaneous and exciting. Take time out of your day to enjoy your spouse, and experience the pleasures that come with love and effection. You’ll be surprised how your libido will take over and keep you smiling and horny! Stay healthy!




