The biggest enemies of sex

On top places among them are alcohol, tobacco and obesity.

Alcohol, tobacco, overweight ... Several factors affect a very disastrous sex life. Perhaps some of these "enemies of sex" rather know or at least have heard of, but others will surely surprise you ...

№ 1 enemy is alcohol

Especially when in large quantities. Most sexually unsatisfied wives of men are abusing alcohol. Problems in bed starting from when the frequency of alcohol more than once a week.

Women are gradually losing interest in this kind of men and they do not want to have sex with them. Some of these women can not reach orgasm or experience during intercourse outright discomfort. Accumulated sexual energy of women most often turns into neurosis.

Second was tobacco

All know that it produces spasm of the vessels, and this means that impedes blood flow in the body which is the subject of male strength and pride. Scientific fact is that 87% of impotent men are heavy smokers.

Third comes the coffee

Too much passion for this drink leads to constriction of blood vessels and result in men is premature ejaculation.

Fourth is the medicine

They treated one, but often "off" otherwise. Particular attention should be dosed using drugs taken by men for the treatment of hypertension and diabetes.
A major factor in women, decreased libido, depressive state and was consequently adopted relaxing drugs.

The fifththe list of the enemies of sex is given to the mechanical attitude towards it
If sex is considered "just a sport", ie as a purely physiological fact may come a time when mostly man just will not want it.

Insidious enemy of sex and obesity is
It occupies the sixth place. Treachery has been shown that the excess weight gradually accumulate even imperceptible. The more fatty layered body has, the more power it needs them to "wear". Climbing stairs, housework, work obligations - all this becomes more difficult to implement, and sex is also kind of physical labor.

A little known fact about the problems in sex:

• 43% of women in the world have ever had sexual problems;

• 31% of men worldwide also have had problems with sex at some time in your life;

• 10% of women have never experienced an orgasm;

• 2 out of 3 women have experienced painful intercourse at least once in their lives;

• Breastfeeding women often been inadequate or absent lubrication of the vagina;

• 15% of women with post menstrual syndrome have a drop in their sex drive;

• Women having problems with orgasm, they are overcome in the 65 to 85% of cases due to sexual therapy;

• 22% of women often have low sex drive (compared to 5% for men);

• Approximately 21% of men have premature ejaculation;

• female androgen levels (the hormone that creates and develops the characteristics typical of men) fell by 50% during and after menopause (without necessarily means reducing the desire for sex).