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Sexy Quiz: What's Going on Between the Sheets?
Besides feeling good, sex also has a lot of health benefits — do you know which are fact and which are fiction? Take my true or false quiz and find out.
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Orgasms: Too Much of a Good Thing?
Achieving an orgasm is a hot topic. Women want more, are faking it, and are looking for ways to make it easier and more enjoyable. Can you imagine what it's like to have too many orgasms then, as in 100 to 200 a day?
Have You Ever Used a Female Condom?
Condoms may not be the sexiest thing, but when compared to the sexually transmitted illnesses they protect against, they seem infinitely cooler. There are choices to be had in the wide world of condoms — there are his and her models available. While the female condom may not be quite as effective as the male versions (female condoms are 75 to 80 percent effective and male condoms are 85 percent effective), the female version gives the ladies more control in the birth-control department.
Which Foods Fuel Your Sex Drive?
Food can do more than fuel your workouts; it's also good for revving up your sex drive. Eating mood-boosting foods is a subtle way to lubricate your libido, so amp up your desire and reap the healthy benefits of having sex. Do you know which foods are known to help with your sex drive?
7 Health Benefits of Having Sex
There are only so many hours in the day for getting physical. Skipping the gym for a little romp isn't something you should do every day, but when you do choose getting sweaty in bed over the exercise bike, you're still burning calories and benefiting your health.
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Another Reason to Exercise: Coregasms!
My pal DearSugar writes about sex daily. She can tell you how to have a better orgasm, and I can tell you the health benefits of having them regularly. Having sex not only relieves stress, but it also boosts your immunity.
Sex Could Be the Secret to Longevity
Most people don't need another reason to get busy between the sheets, but this might come as appreciated news to those skeptical about the productivity of getting down. Dr. Michael Roizen and Dr.
Getting It On and Burning It Up: Sex and Calories
I have heard many people equate sex with exercise, and since February is heart health month and Valentine's Day is a few days away, I thought I should quiz you to see if you know how sex affects your ticker.
So take this short but fun quiz and see just how much exercise you are really getting when getting it on.
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Another Reason to Exercise: Better Sex Through Yoga
Steering your sex drive in the right direction can easily be derailed by stress, but getting it to a satisfying place could be as simple as incorporating yoga in your fitness regimen. According to a recent article in The Journal of Sexual Medicine, women noticed improved levels of arousal and desire — and even experienced better orgasms — through practicing Eastern techniques of mindfulness and yoga.
Living in the present moment is an important focus of yoga, so it's easy to see how training our minds and bodies to remain present and aware could benefit our time in the bedroom.
Achoo! I Love You!
Mixed signals are often the fodder for romantic comedies, but could sneezing be a mixed signal in itself? According to a rare but documented phenomenon, sneezing fits can overlap with sexual arousal.
According to the BBC, a couple of doctors in the UK were inspired to research this issue after reading about a middle aged man who experienced uncontrollable bouts of sneezing fits when he thought about sex.
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