21th
issue I August 1, 2001
Better
Sex In Later Life
The amount of vaginal stimulation required to elicit sexual
response may increase as women age. This need for increased
stimulation can be revealed by a general sexual unresponsiveness.
Constant clitoral stimulation is required by some women to become
sexually aroused. This can be accomplished through manual or oral
stimulation provided by their partner.
more....
 20th
issue I July 1, 2001
The
commonly encountered sexual problems or dysfunctions are:
Sexual
addiction
Performance
anxiety
Frigidity
Vaginismus
Premature
ejaculation
Nocturnal
emissions
Erectile
dysfunctions
more....
19th
issue I June 1, 2001
questions
and answers for may 25, 2001
Finding
a name for my baby-to-be
Female
ejaculate ("Ejilculate"): From where does it come?
Allergic
to exercise?
Timed-release
dietary supplements
Okay to
masturbate alone when in a relationship? [Classic Alice!]
more....
18th
issue I May 1, 2001
Having a Happy Sexual
Relationship
Sex is more than
just fun. Researchers have found that it can increase
the sense of well – being , regulate hormones, burns calories,
reduce pain and depression, and increase the sense of intimacy
between a couple. Here are some tips to "start the
fire":
more....
17th
issue I April 1, 2001
10 Reasons Why Sex
is Good for You
Regular sex is
more than just fun. It can also play an important part in our
physical and emotional well-being. Researchers have found that
it can bolster the immune system, relieve pain, help regulate
hormones, cure migraines... in fact, it does so much good we
should consider "doing it" as often as possible.
more....
16th
issue I March 1, 2001
Contraception and Sex Information You Can Actually
Use
Do you get the feeling that all the talk about contraception and sex is
"scripted"? I certainly do. There are those silly little pamphlets with pastel
flowers in the margins that tell you about "getting intimate," "being safe," and
practicing good "personal hygiene." They all have the same diagrams, as if the
pamphlet designers just traded them around.
more....
15th
issue I February 1, 2001
Sexually
Transmitted Diseases
(STD's)
The term "sexually transmitted disease" (STD)
is relatively new and has replaced the term "venereal disease." This shift
in terminology serves to expand awareness of a greater number of
infectious diseases transmitted through sexual contact. There are more
than 20 STDs, including AIDS, Chlamydia,
Herpes, and other
organisms and syndromes. Every year millions of STDs are passed from
person to person, primarily through sexual contact. Many people feel
uncomfortable talking about STDs and try not to think about them, hoping
they will go away. Sometimes infections will go away, but usually an STD
will return and the infected person will suffer grave consequences of an
untreated STD.
more....
14th
issue I January 1, 2001
Sex
Queries
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During the past six years disharmony between my husband and me has increased because he has been unable to prolong the sex act. He reaches a climax in about three minutes, while I reach a climax in about ten minutes. In all our marital relations in a month, I usually have only one climax. Isn’t there something wrong in his reaching a
climax in so quick a time? How long should normal intercourse take?
more....
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