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Edgy or kinky sex isn’t, however, the key to a happy sex life. Mixing it up can be as simple as wearing different types of clothing or choosing new locations to have sex. Time. Are you setting aside enough time for sexual intimacy? If not, what can you do to change things? How can you make sexual intimacy a priority? Think about how you and your partner can support each other to help create time and energy for sex. Schmiedeberg C, et al. (2017). The more or the better? How sex contributes to life satisfaction. DOI:

One of the key themes in the film is the importance of the mind-body connection in Japanese yoga. Lindsay learns from locals that yoga is not just about physical fitness, but also about mental and emotional wellbeing. Katie Silcox has written a practical, spicy, and highly readable manual for creating a workable Ayurvedic lifestyle. She makes this ancient traditional approach to health completely accessible--and in the process, inspires us to revolutionize our health by following the principles she outlines. Carefully researched and irradiated by Kate's own years of practice, this is a book to keep by your side for guidance through all the seasons of your life. I highly recommend Healthy Happy Sexy-not least for the insights Katie offers on what it means to practice with the authenticity and radical self-honesty that real health and well being require!"--Sally Kempton, world-renowned spiritual teacher, and author of Awakening Shakti and Meditation for the Love of It If sex is on your agenda for the evening, build up each other’s anticipation and desire during the day. You can do this by sending each other sexy texts or photos. Consider sharing passages from a sexually explicit novel you both enjoy. If you’re angry at your partner, find healthy ways to work out that emotion and to let it go. This may be as simple a fix as talking over situations as they arise that upset you. Not only does a healthy sex life boost levels of intimacy, affection and wellbeing in your relationship, according to science, but it’s also great for your physical and mental health.If you find going to the gym mundane or working out at home a task, here’s another way to help you lose the flab and keep in shape. Regular sex will do wonders for your waistline. Half an hour of lovemaking burns more than 80 calories. Combining Ayurvedic wisdom with practical tools and her lively, playful, and down-to-earth voice, Katie provides a method to heal, entertain, inspire, and remind you that you are one sexy goddess. Practice touching.The sensate focus techniques that sex therapists use can help you re-establish physical intimacy without feeling pressured. Many self-help books and educational videos offer variations on these exercises. You may also want to ask your partner to touch you in a manner that he or she would like to be touched. This will give you a better sense of how much pressure, from gentle to firm, you should use. So, introduce sexy acts into your everyday life. Whether that’s taking selfies or wearing lacy underwear, Bryan says, it’s essential that you see yourself as sexual.

In addition to learning about the different types of yoga, the film explores the benefits of the practice. Lindsay speaks with practitioners who have experienced reductions in stress, anxiety, and pain, as well as improved flexibility and strength. Katie Silcox leads the next generation of thought leaders--helping people live healthier, happier, and more fulfilling lives. The fact that she can deliver what she has to say with so much clarity, humor, caring, and yes, sexiness is a gift, because it means that more and more of us will continue to be drawn to listen and thus, benefit from the ancient wisdom she so expertly conveys."--Rod Stryker, American yoga master and author of The Four Desires No one’s sex life remains static. In the early stages of your relationship, you may have sex several times a day or week. Later on, how often you have sex may lessen for many reasons, including the addition of children into your lives, stress, and scheduling. Most of the sex education available in the world today focuses on reproduction, birth control and disease prevention. While this is important information, it stops short of helping us learn what we need to know to prevent sexual abuse, addiction, and dissatisfaction. In addition, many of us need new information to overcome problems caused by past sexual hurts so that we can go on to experience healthy sexual intimacy with a partner. In real life, it rarely works that way. Foreplay is often an integral part of getting ready for other types of sex.

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When one has an orgasm, a hormone called dehydroepiandrosterone is released. This improves immunity, repairs tissue and keeps the skin healthy. Men, who have at least two orgasms a week, live longer than men who have sex just once every few weeks. Maintain physical affection.Even if you're tired, tense, or upset about the problem, engaging in kissing and cuddling is essential for maintaining an emotional and physical bond. You’ve probably heard this before – but getting to know your body and what you like is one of the best ways to improve your sex life. Both Mourikis and Bryan agree on this point. Talking, cuddling, or holding each other after sex is a way you validate your relationship and let your partner know they’re important to you. When you get in the hang of prioritising your everyday pleasure… without having to earn it, you're reminding yourself that your body is made for pleasure and pleasure is your right.”