What Biotest supplements can help increase the sex drive in women ? Can yohimbine increase the ease with which a woman’s clit can become aroused due to the increased blood flow down there? I know that everyday things can increase how sexy a woman feels (compliments, flowers, etc.) but I am looking for a bit more help.
Any advice, testimonials, personal experiences will be greatly appreciated!!
I went over this topic in my previous column.
However, I want to first clarify “sexual urge” from “sexual function” as the two are different. A compound which increases blood flow to those areas (i.e., cialis, yohimbine, etc.) can work to increase sexual function but they won’t cause her to “want” to have sex or feel “horny” so to speak.
Sex hormones and certain neurotransmitters play a bigger role when it comes to “sexual urges” whereas vasodilatory compounds typically only help with function. So, while a man could be rock hard or a women could have increased blood flow to her extremities, this doesn’t mean they’re automatically going to be “horny.”
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Q: Anything out there in the drug world to make my wife hornier? I don’t want to “drug her,” just increase her libido and sexual satisfaction safely. How about this Avlimil stuff advertised incessantly on TV?
A: Well, with this particular product, I see two things in common, whether the designers are aware of this or not. I see compounds with a vasodilatory effect and compounds which facilitate a release of norepinephrine. This may increase sexual arousal. Along those adrenergic lines, ephedrine has been shown to increase sexual arousal in women, as has exercise.
Ingredients in the formulation that fit these two categories are compounds such as salvia officinalis, capsicum annuum, and Zingiber officinale. They also include some estrogenic compounds as estrogen is thought to play a role in sexual arousal.
My only problem is that it seems they’re putting only a small amount of each compound in the tablets, and only advising a woman to take one tablet. This is usually the way these “kitchen sink” supplements work. They take a bunch of plants or compounds that may be efficacious, but only include a small amount.
If it were me, I’d simply buy her some cayenne pepper capsules (one to two capsules or whatever the recommended dosage is with your particular brand) or perhaps some ephedrine HCL (25-50 mg).
Cy: I agree about there being a difference between “sexual urge” and “sexual function”. So as far as sexual function is concerned, what are a woman’s best bets? Is there anything better than yohimbine? Can it be oral or does it need to be topical?
As for sexual urge, I am not sure that I follow you with the recommendation of the cayenne. Please explain. I think that hormonal profile plays a big part here. I know it is a delicate balance, but the right amount of testoterone in a woman can make all the difference, right? How about M for women to boost sexual urge? Some of the older posts also suggest that some women thought Methoxy-7 to fit the bill as well. What do you think? She has tried the ephedrine hcl, and I cannot say there was a difference.
[quote]Alexandar wrote:
Cy: I agree about there being a difference between “sexual urge” and “sexual function”. So as far as sexual function is concerned, what are a woman’s best bets? Is there anything better than yohimbine? Can it be oral or does it need to be topical?
CW: Well, if all one is looking for is increased sexual function, yohimbine or something like Alpha Male could be used as it contains compounds which not only increase endogenous testosterone production, but also exert a vasodilatory effect. Keep in mind however that it would not result in increased testosterone production in a woman, but the vasodilatory effect would remain as it’s primarily an effect independent of the testosterone increase.
As for sexual urge, I am not sure that I follow you with the recommendation of the cayenne. Please explain. I think that hormonal profile plays a big part here. I know it is a delicate balance, but the right amount of testoterone in a woman can make all the difference, right? How about M for women to boost sexual urge? Some of the older posts also suggest that some women thought Methoxy-7 to fit the bill as well. What do you think? She has tried the ephedrine hcl, and I cannot say there was a difference.[/quote]
CW: The recommendation of cayenne was twofold, one being that it may have a vasodilatory effect and more importantly it can increase norepinephrine release, which seems to be beneficial in women at least, in terms of increasing “urge” or “desire” and so forth. As far as testosterone, like I said before, the sex drive and such is much more complex than one or two hormones. Testosterone, estradiol, dopamine, norepinephrine, prolactin, etc., and then of course, there are still many things we still don’t know. To say that the sex drive and such is complex in humans would be an understatement. As far as using M, that won’t do a thing for a woman, simply because she lacks testicles.
As for Methoxy-7, if women are reporting that it can increase sex drive, I say try it. However, I don’t see any proposed mechanism which would lead me to believe such a thing would occur, but as I said, it’s certainly worth a try.