How does seawater affect sexuality?

The biological effects of the sea and water on sexuality are complex and involve several different factors, including hormonal changes, immune system enhancement, and improvements in the circulatory system. Here’s a more detailed look at these effects: Vitamin D Production Spending time at the seaside can significantly increase Vitamin D production, which is stimulated by sunlight …

Why are oysters consumed as an aphrodisiac?

**Hormone Production in Men and Oysters:**   **Zinc and Testosterone:** Oysters are extremely rich in zinc, essential for the production of testosterone, the male sex hormone. Adequate testosterone levels are crucial for sexual desire, erectile function, and sperm production.   **Support for Sexual Performance:** Zinc deficiency can lower testosterone levels, negatively impacting sexual performance and …

Addiction to Masturbation

Following the publication of my blog Masturbation http://blog.moniquecovet.eu/masturbation/, in October 2019, a lot of people contacted me with questions about  addiction to masturbation. Below I give a general overview of identifying the problem and how to deal with it. I am a professional sex therapist and am very happy to answear any questions that may …

Masturbation

For most young people masturbation is their first introduction to sex. It allows them to discover their body and their first sexual impulses. Nobody teaches them the technique, it comes naturally and it allows them to experiment. It’s amazing that many religious organisations are against masturbation and many consider it wrong or even sinful. The …

The Proper Use of Viagra

Viagra is the most popular treatment for men who suffer from erectile dysfunction, a medical condition which leaves them with difficulty getting an erection or keeping it long enough for sex. This is also known as ED or impotence. It happens when not enough blood flows to the penis, preventing an erection. ED is not …

Sexually transmitted Diseases (part 2)

Trichomoniasis Trichomoniasis is a sexually transmitted infection commonly called ‘trich’. Males and females can get trichomonas, but it is more commonly found in females. Trichomoniasis is passed on through unprotected vaginal sexual contact. Often people do not notice any symptoms. When there are symptoms, they usually start within 4 to 28 days after getting the …