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Better Sex Through A Healthy Lifestyle
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Better Sex Through A Healthy Lifestyle
By sexinfo
Anything that promotes whole body can enhance optimal
functioning in the bedroom. Like any other sophisticated machine, your
body is at its best when none of its relevant aspects are ignored. To
get your temple in prime operating condition, there are several aspects
of body and soul to consider.
One indisputable reason to keep the arteries clear and the blood
flowing smoothly is that a strong heart steadily pumping blood has a
direct relationship to the strength of blood flow throughout the body.
In both men and women strong blood flow to the genitals increases
sexual arousal and (in men) intensifies the vitality and endurance of
erection. Clogged arteries and sluggish blood flow result in decreased
blood to the genitals and diminished arousal for both genders. If the
blood flow is weak, so will be the performance.
A Healthy Diet
Most Better Sex Diets
focus on the of your heart and includes a lot of fruit and
vegetables, grains, legumes and moderate amounts of meat. In only 6
weeks the Better Sex Diet can reportedly increase your sexual vitality,
potency and health, never-mind likely adding much-desired years to your
(sex) life.
Popular myths have long included the power of aphrodisiacs over
sexual prowess. Taking their name from Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of
love, since time immemorial men and women have been in search of foods,
formulas and functions that have the power to stimulate sexual desire
and enhance performance. In the epic tale of Casanova the legendary
lover extraordinaire is believed to have eaten as many as 60 oysters
each day. As much as he enjoyed oysters, however, Casanova always
insisted that women were his true cuisine.
Today, medical science and the charting of chemical processes have
joined the more mystical knowledge about aphrodisiacs. In the case of
oysters, not only are the sea-dwelling mollusks reminiscent of female
genitalia, they are also rumored to be powerful aphrodisiacs thanks to
their high concentration of zinc, iron and dopamine. In more recent
news, word has spread about the libidinal effects of grapes,
blueberries, eggs, cereal and vanilla ice cream.
What all of these foods have in common, in addition to fuelling the
aphrodisiac rumor-mill, is the perceived effectiveness of particular
vitamins and nutrients in stimulating various sexual boosts. For
example, the vitamins in eggs can supposedly reduce performance anxiety
and premature ejaculation, the calcium in vanilla ice cream evidently
makes orgasms more powerful, and the folic acid in cereal keeps
arteries clear, enhancing blood flow to the right places.
While it’s popularly thought that certain edibles can improve sexual
health, nutritionists remind us that many of the legends were launched
in an era when the human diet wasn’t as complete, and that too much of
any particular vitamin or nutrient can have a negative effect on the
body.
An Active Lifestyle
The importance of overall for the promotion of sexual benefit
is also evident in the development and maintenance of hormone
production. While it is true that estrogen determines the development
and function of female sex organs, testosterone powers the sex drive in
both men and women. When the senses encounter sexual stimuli they are
passed to the limbic lobe of the brain, thought of as the body’s
‘pleasure center’. The limbic lobe sends signals via the nervous system
to the pelvic region. Blood vessels in the genitals are prompted to
dilate, admitting a rush of blood that inflates both male and female
erectile tissues and increases sexual excitement.
The tissues then close off to prevent the blood from flowing out of
the area. The result is erection and all the other signs of sexual
exhilaration. Simultaneously, the neurotransmitters norepinephrine and
dopamine are released, sending messages of pleasure and arousal
throughout our bodies. This chemical cascade is responsible for healthy
libido and sexual function and can be negatively affected by age,
illness, stress or injury.
It is important to note that cardiovascular function is also
improved by regular exercise. The promotion of a strong, repetitious
heartbeat sends a surge of blood into your body’s intricate web of
vessels and lowers the risk of plaque formation in artery walls, that
can slow blood flow and increase the blood pressure necessary to keep
it flowing. Beyond a strong cardiovascular
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