For too long, women’s sexual health has been framed through the lens of “absence of disease.” If you don’t have an STI, the medical world often tells you that you’re “fine.” But true sexual health is about vitality, pleasure, and ...

Winter presents a fascinating contradiction in human sexual behavior. Culturally, we joke about “cuffing season”—the phenomenon where singles desperately seek partners to wait out the cold months. Yet, biologically, the short days and freezing temperatures can act as a potent ...

Introduction While testosterone often gets the spotlight, dopamine — a powerful neurotransmitter — is equally important in male sexual health. It fuels excitement, motivation, and pleasure during intimacy. When dopamine levels are low, sexual desire and satisfaction may drop. How ...

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle has profound effects on various aspects of our lives, including our intimate relationships. Physical, emotional, and mental well-being directly influence intimacy, affecting both physical health and emotional connections. Here, we explore the core lifestyle factors that ...