Provestra
for Women
You hear about men’s sexual problems and their “miracle treatments” all the time, but now, women are finally admitting that they are also experiencing a loss of interest in sex. And it’s not an isolated number of women. Dr. Holzapfel of Sunnybrook and Women's College Hospital in Toronto, estimates that approximately 30% of females, in every demographic, are dealing with the loss of sexual interest. Because there is a wide range of reasons behind a low sex drive in women, no cohesive treatment plan was developed. If you and your partner wanted to recapture the sexual enthusiasm you once had, you needed to seek medical advice.
Unlike men, where age and testosterone production are the key factors in their sex drive, women have a variety of issues that affect their libido, both biological and sociological. Let’s address the biological first.
Women experience many physical changes that can factor into a diminished sex drive. Monthly hormonal changes are common for women, after puberty and before menopause. These hormonal swings can and often do dictate the level of a woman’s sexual drive. Weight gain or loss can become a factor in your libido. If your body is struggling to efficiently burn calories, the energy that one might need to maintain a successful sex drive is channeled into boosting digestion, or handling the stress that extra pounds can put on a woman’s body.
A lot of medications currently on the market for depression can contribute a lower libido, but then again, so can suffering from depression.
Pregnancy can result in hyperprolactinaemia, or an atypical amount of prolactin. Menopause and peri-menopausal physiology, such as lowered testosterone and estrogen levels can also diminish sexual appetite.
As far as sociological causes of decreased sex drive, or to put it in other terms environmental causes of low libido, the number one cause of low libido is:
“You’re just not that into him.” Not right now, anyway.
Whether it’s a temporary problem in a couple’s relationship, or something much bigger, unexpressed anger and disappointment at your partner in a long term relation can cause a lack of sexual interest. Most couples do not know how to express their emotions in regards to their partners without hurting the other person, out of proportion to what is actually happening. So, if you do not open communications, and you allow negative feelings to fester, your sex drive is likely to suffer.
There is a reason why “make-up sex” is so explosive. It generally is the result of expressing your feelings and having a resurgence in your sex drive as a result of getting many negative feelings and complaints out of your system.
Since there are common reasons for a drop in sex one’s sex drive, it’s becomes easier to get back to enjoying sex.
Start taking back parts of your life. Since many women put their husbands, children and jobs first, it’s time to be a little more assertive and reclaim a little time for you. Plan a night for your and your significant other, which will not be interrupted by work, phone calls or your children.
Hire a baby sitter or exchange childcare with another person or couple in the same position that you are in.
Remember that having a sex drive is part of being a healthy individual. Even if you don’t have a partner, having time to indulge yourself by shopping, watching a move, having a leisurely bath or indulging in a masturbatory fantasy, is part of being a health adult.
Reconnecting sexually with your partner can be taken as a gradual process. Non-sexual reconnection, or things like gradually touching for longer periods, hand holding, hugs, and old-fashioned make-out sessions are a great place to start.
If boredom was one of the problems of your relationship, vary your positions and the places where you have sex.
If your sexual experience is marred by problems, such as vaginal dryness, women can trust lubricants and libido boosting products to this problem and at the same time, still maintain their newfound or regained sexual confidence. A libido booster, such as Provestra, contain the following natural ingredients:
Red Raspberry Leaf Extract
Damiana Leaf, Licorice Root
Valerian Root
Black Cohosh Root
Ginger Root
The red Raspberry leaf extract is a female stimulant that regulates women's uterine contractions while the Damiana leaf is an old aphrodisiac used by ancient generations and trusted by the contemporary medical community. The Licorice root, Valerian root, and black Cohosh root components of libido boosting products, like Provestra, also function as hormonal function enhancers, adrenal glands tonifiers, tension reducers, and stress relievers. The black Cohosh root, specifically, improves the contraction of the vagina and uterine, while the Ginger root acts as a stimulant that boosts the functions of other herbal ingredients.
In most cases, however, women who suffer from loss of sexual interest do away with the formalities of resolving the issue and merely resort to a simple solution---Provestra or other libido boosting products that suit their bodies. Such products are specially developed to help women who have lost their sexual appetite to bring their enthusiasm back. These products naturally restore sexual drive, improve foreplay pleasures, enlarge the clitoris, heighten sexual sensation, speed arousal, prolong orgasm, and enhance women's fertility by strengthening their reproductive systems. Other benefits of libido boosters like Provestra include more sound sleep, less menstrual cramps, and larger breasts.
For women, there are now many options to dealing with a low libido and lack of sexual urge. You can make lifestyle changes, that give you time to focus on yourself and what you need out of life. You can also take libido boosters to be more open to sexual intercourse. You can combine both methods to ensure a high level of energy and sexual drive. |
