Low sex drive affects women across a spectrum of age groups, debunking the theory that this problem is confined to the postmenopausal. This is the consensus of researchers at the University of Chicago who conducted the first major study on human sexuality since the famous Kinsey Report in 1948. The surprising findings from this study reveal that almost half of women ages 18 to 59 experience low sexual desire. This picture of waning sexual interest is in sharp contrast to the sexual wonder and discovery that fill the early days of marriage. So many demands on time and energy shut out the possibility of fantasy and desire, the prelude to joyous sexual coupling and deep intimacy.
Medical science says yes.
In searching for the answer to fading female libido, researchers have explored the potential of advanced nutrient technology that incorporates an Asian approach to activate the natural chemistry of sexual desire. Mood swings characterize this long prelude to menopause, and experts have noted how hormonal upheaval can interfere with a woman's desire. Estrogen is thought to protect the heart and brain from degenerative effects, but new studies then show no such protection. The only thing known for certain is that hormone levels definitely have an influence . It motivates a woman to initiate and participate in sex.