Sizzling sex diet that will make you fall in love all over again

 

Romance dwindled in lockdown? Never in the mood after too much time together? In an intriguing new book, a top sexual therapist reveals the: Sizzling sex diet that will make you fall in love all over again

  • Christine DeLozier has spent years helping couples with issues in their sex life
  • She claims some natural foods can improve physical performance within hours
  • Sexual health therapist says leafy greens can restore balance to hormones
  • She cites studies that show nuts increase the intensity of orgasms in men

Uh-oh. Right now, we are quite literally stuck with ‘him indoors’ — or her — and no other source of social life. And it’s too cold to get away from each other by pottering around the garden for an afternoon. Help!

But what if, instead of seeing this as time to just get through without plotting divorce, you decided to invest the time into reviving your relationship? What if you could swerve all the potential tension and frustration of enforced togetherness and instead improve the most intimate part of it? And get healthy, too?

I’m a sexual health therapist, and over years of treating couples who come to me with all kinds of problems — from mismatched libidos to performance anxiety to physical dysfunction — I’ve discovered what I think is the secret to turbo-charging a partnership.


I’m talking about a Sex Diet.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-8975447/Sizzling-sex-diet-make-fall-love-again.html

ENJOY READING 

LOTS OF DELICIOUS DETAILS 

FOR ENQUIRING MINDS ONLY






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