Menopause and Loss of Libido

Written by Cathy Taylor


As reported by numerous females, menopause,repparttar final stage inrepparttar 113872 cycle of female menstruation, contributes to a significant loss of libido. One ofrepparttar 113873 more common complaints from women (and their partners) isrepparttar 113874 loss of sexual desire and drive. This absence disruptsrepparttar 113875 sexual lives of countless couples, and therapy is often sought after as an answer to this problem. Inrepparttar 113876 following paragraphs, we will discuss causes, external factors such as physical pain that prevents sexual intercourse, solutions for restoring estrogens, and life situations menopausal women face that contribute to their hormonal causes for libido failure (i.e. body image.)

The period before menopause is known asrepparttar 113877 pre- or perimenopause period when some loss of libido occurs. The hormone called progesterone is responsible for this downfall and is key to causing a resulting hormonal imbalance. Remember,repparttar 113878 job of hormones is to regulate certain processes inrepparttar 113879 body. An insufficiency in hormones disrupts this balance and creates problems. Loss of libido is not restricted to having a lack of sexual desire. Vaginal dryness and discomfort can force women to avoid having sex altogether. Creams and gels are used to combat this problem. The emotional changes associated with menopause can also affect sexual desires, as women often feel overly aggressive, irritable, and sometimes depressed – mental conditions that require peace time instead of ´hot and heaviness.´

Estrogen isrepparttar 113880 primary sex hormone in a woman. As discussed earlier, a loss of estrogen leads to a loss of sexual desire. Remember, women also produce testosterone (in low levels), and testosterone is also responsible for promoting sexual drive. Lack of energy and depression occur because of these decreased levels, plummeting libido to close to non-existent. In order to restore libido, hormone therapy is highly recommended. Doctors can prescribe testosterone in a liquid form to keep you alert and increase what you’ve lost. There are gels and creams (such as Alura) designed to directly stimulaterepparttar 113881 clitoris. These creams often leave you with a tingling feeling that can help you achieve multiple orgasms.

Energy - How to Have More of It

Written by Alan Fairweather


Somethingrepparttar successful business person needs is - lots of Energy! You need Brain Energy and you need Body Energy. However as with any other kind of energy, it's constantly being drained away and needs replacing.

Dealing with people, your customers and your team, can both drain your brain and your body - and you probably don't need me to tell you that.

Let's look at Brain Energy - Imagine that you receive a letter from your bank manager saying - - "I need you to come in and see me." If you react to that with - "Oh no! What does he want, what's wrong now? Maybe he wants to recall my loan." That sort of reaction drains your brain of energy and gives you stress.

The successful business person doesn't react she thinks. Reacting drainsrepparttar 113871 brain - thinking, less so.

Getrepparttar 113872 thinking bit working and say to yourself - "I'll phone him now; I'll speak to him and see what he wants. If it's aboutrepparttar 113873 poor business results, what information do I need to make my case? Perhaps he wants to talk about how I could developrepparttar 113874 business." Whatever you're thinking - stoprepparttar 113875 negative stuff - it'll kill you

If one of your people comes to you with a problem or you receive a customer complaint, start thinking - "Let's see what I can do about this."

Do not, and I repeat - Do not say - "Oh no! What am I going to do now?" Every time you say - "Oh no!" - your brain has a huge drain of energy.

I just want to say a few more words about stress. People will tell you that there's good stress and bad stress. I'm talking about bad stress and it occurs when your brain is drained of energy. Some business people seem to believe that it "goes withrepparttar 113876 territory" and some even wear it as a "badge of honour."

They also believe that it can't be avoided; it's part of being in business andrepparttar 113877 world we live in. Organisations do have a responsibility to minimise levels of stress in their workforce but we have a responsibility for ourselves.

It's very important to minimise your levels of stress and you can do that by thinking rather than reacting. Challenge your inbuilt programs, stop saying - "That makes me really mad" or "That really gets on my nerves."

Start saying - "This is something I have to deal with and I'll deal with it" - You haverepparttar 113878 choice.

I know your probably thinking (or is it reacting) - "That's all very well Alan but its hard sometimes not to get stressed." You're absolutely right however; let me give you some more reasons why you need to work at minimising it.

Stress can cause heart disease, sleeplessness, sexual problems, overeating, drinking too much, loss of concentration and stomach upsets. Research is now telling us that many if not most of our illnesses can be related to stress.

When we get stressed a chemical is released into our bloodstream called Cortisol, sometimes known asrepparttar 113879 Stress Hormone. High levels of Cortisol can lead to diabetes and skin problems. There is also a suggestion that Cortisol attacks our immune system and leaves us vulnerable to many ofrepparttar 113880 bugs and viruses that come along. This also includes cancer.

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