Bringing Sexy Back & Ending Low Libido

Not feeling in the mood lately? Or let's get real honest, have you not been "feeling it" for years?!?
You're not alone, and though studies have shown that sexual desire in women drops off dramatically in midlife, there are a lot of solutions available to raise your libido.
The truth is you can have a healthy sex drive in midlife and the years beyond. In this episode, Dr. Diane Mueller shares strategies for reclaiming your libido and overcoming chronic low desire.
Episode highlights include:
- The research on midlife changes in driving factors of desire
- Studies on arousal non-concordance
- A look at the role of erotic plasticity in different phases of life
- Psychological versus physiological root causes of low libido
- The role oxytocin, cortisol, DHEA, and hormones play in libido health
- Which tests and labs to request from your doctor
- Myths surrounding low libido
About Diane Mueller, ND
Dr. Diane is the creator of the Libido Doctor, a program dedicated to improving female libido. She has experienced imbalances in her own libido and has sought knowledge and understanding through relationships and sex coaches, medical literature, and sensual dance classes.
Dr. Diane emphasizes the importance of personalized care in improving libido and focuses on understanding each woman's unique goals and removing physical, mental, and environmental blocks to achieve them. She believes that all women are beautiful, deserving, and worth taking care of their sexual health.
Learn more about Dr. Diane and download 3 Little Ways to Make a Big Difference to Get Your Libido Back at www.thelibidodoctor.com.
Resource
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6663609/
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