Libido
Are you struggling with a lack of desire for sex with your partner?
🌹 Do you have no mood or even thoughts about making love?
🌹 Do you have to force or convince yourself to have sex?
🌹 Do you feel disconnected from the lower half of your body?
🌹 Do you feel no excitement at all?
🌹 Has sex simply disappeared from your life?
🌹 When your husband is talking about sex or pressuring you, do you feel disgusted, and does it usually end in an argument?
🌹 Is your partner thinking about sex anytime, anywhere, even three times a day, while you think about sex only once a month during ovulation?
🌹 When you do have sex, do you find it boring and frustrating?
🌹 Has sex become a source of conflicts and arguments in your relationship?
🌹 Are you worried that your husband might look for someone else just for sex?
You deeply long to feel that excitement again—like the tingling of champagne bubbles, to make love to your partner like at the beginning of your relationship, to be passionate and ecstatic.
Deep inside, you remember how much regular intimacy benefited you.
You glowed, your eyes sparkled, your partner adored you, and everything in life seemed to be wonderful.
You've tried various therapies, closed past relationships, worked through your relationship with your father, harmonized your first and second chakras, practiced pelvic exercises, and even bought a yoni egg - but nothing helped?
You are not alone
Low libido and a lack of desire for sex are increasingly common issues for both women and men - even among younger people. Many struggle with fears, guilt, or shame.
Their minds are overwhelmed with thoughts and worries, their bodies tense from stress, leaving them with little to no sensation or even a strong aversion to intimacy.
No surprise.
Times have changed.
Women 100 years ago had more sex in their 30s than women today in their 20s and 25s *
Nowadays, we are "a lot in our heads", overwhelmed with thoughts, our bodies full of stuck emotions that we cannot leave.
We are dealing with extremely high stress that our bodies cannot handle (whether it is lack of sleep, polluted air, or the traditional cycle of children - work - homework - hobbies - household).
A natural desire for intimacy can be blocked by:
💔 Deep-seated anger and other accumulated negative emotions in the body
💔 Extreme exhaustion
💔 Constant stress
💔 Emotional blocks and past trauma (often unknown to us, stemming from childhood or past relationships)
💔 Inappropriate Contraception
💔 Use of antidepressants or anxiolytics (such as Xanax, Diazepam, etc.)
When we’re under constant stress - whether it’s from work, strained family relationships, or unresolved emotions - our bodies are tense, blood circulation decreases, our breathing becomes shallow, and stress often settles around the pelvic area. As a result, we may feel completely disconnected from pleasure.
What to do when I have no desire for s.ex?
It is easy - how we feel and what we think manifests in our bodies. For lasting change, we need to work on both our minds and bodies at the same time.
Step 1: Calm your mind
- Release negative emotions such as anger, stress, and resentment
- Let go of emotional blocks and pain
- Get control over your thoughts and reduce stress… with the help of M.E.G therapy dr. Bach essences.
M.E.G therapy dr. Bach - Customized drops and M.E.G therapy dr. Bach - Desire for love will help you:
✅ feel that gentle, tingling excitement in your body - like champagne bubbles
✅ see your partner as an attractive man
✅ feel confident and attractive
✅ experience deep, fulfilling intimacy, savor every moment, and enjoy orgasmic pleasure
✅ have all the benefits of regular sex - better mood, more energy, fewer arguments, and a better relationship at home.
Step 2: Support your body
Vitamin C
Vitamin C helps with stress, fatigue, and increased daily strain. It works against both physical and mental exhaustion. Vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the nervous system. When it comes to libido, it plays an important role.
Go get it!