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Let's Talk About S.E.X.

Updated: Nov 29, 2019


How is your sex life? Ah there it is, the burning question. For some people its great, but for a lot more it’s not. Now that I have your attention, let’s talk about sex. As we know, people like to have sex. There’s a reason why sex is and will always be one of the most popular markets in the world. After all, it’s how you and I got here in the first place. It’s no secret that much of our behaviors and decisions are influenced by sexual desires. We can’t help it. It’s part of human nature and ingrained in our DNA. And although sex is considered taboo at times, the benefits of having healthy sex with an intimate partner cannot be understated.


Here are some benefits of sex you may not know you are missing out on if your sex life is not optimized, and what to do to fix it.

Sex Improves Libido and Mood

Funny enough, the best way to boost your sex drive is to, indeed, have more sex. As the old saying goes, “If you don’t use it, you lose it”. In many ways this is true. As you get older, your sex hormones testosterone and estrogen steadily decrease. Some of the consequences include decreased libido (do those erectile dysfunction commercials ring a bell?), reduced bone and muscle mass, decreased energy levels, and mood changes. Unfortunately, these are just a part of the natural aging process. However, healthy, regular sex is one of the best ways to slow this process down. As far as mood goes, who doesn’t feel amazing after having great sex?

Sex Lowers Blood Pressure and Improves Heart Health

Over 85 million people currently suffer from high blood pressure in the United States. If you’re one of them it could be due to a number of lifestyle factors such as poor diet, lack of exercise, smoking, and excess alcohol. It could also be due to, you guessed it – lack of sex. Sex has been shown to lower systolic blood pressure (the top number). If your blood pressure is high, it needs to be addressed due to the increased risk for heart attack, stroke, and organ damage. Aim for a blood pressure under 120/80.

Sex Counts as Exercise

That’s right. Sex does in fact count as exercise. Not only does sex burn on average five calories per minute, you are using many different muscles, some of which you are probably not hitting at the gym- and definitely not hitting while watching TV on the couch. However, having regular sex is NOT a substitute for regular exercise such as weight training, aerobics, Pilates, etc. You should be doing other forms of exercise as well to best optimize your health.

Sex Will Improve Your Sleep

It’s not uncommon to nod off soon after climaxing in the bedroom. After orgasm, your body releases hormones prolactin and melatonin which may induce feelings of drowsiness and relaxation. And not only does sex improve sleep, but sleep also improves sex. In a study done by the The Journal of Sexual Medicine women reported a higher level of sexual desire, and increased vaginal lubrication with a good night of sleep. For men, if your little guy isn’t working, you may not be sleeping enough. And if you think you can function with poor sleep, think again. Lack of Sleep will wreak havoc on your hormonal health, affecting much more than just sex.

Sex Improves Brain Power

Brain Health is important and we believe that mental health and physical health are interconnected and not mutually exclusive. While regular exercise is obviously important, you need to keep your mind clear and sharp. Sexual activity correlates with increased levels of trust and love in ALL of your relationships. You are also less likely to feel depressed, lonely, stressed, and irritable. Sex will give your mind clarity, making it easier for you to make decisions. On top of all that, studies have shown that sexually active adults have better memory


Sex Boosts Immunity

Researchers discovered that people who had frequent sex (three to five times a week) had

more immunoglobulin A (IgA) in their saliva than people who had infrequent sex (one to two times a week). IgA is the antibody that plays a role in preventing illnesses and translates to a lower likelihood of getting a cold or the flu. Immunity boost drips and shots can help your immune system fight off a cold or flu, and even prevent them.


I know what you may be thinking.


These benefits all sound fantastic, but how can I alter my lifestyle to make sex easy and enjoyable for years to come? How can I increase my libido to want to have sex in the first place?


Start by optimizing your diet.


Here is what a healthy diet should include:

- Complex carbohydrates: whole grain oats, brown rice, sweet potatoes, quinoa

- Lean protein: Chicken, Turkey, Eggs, Lean beef, Fish

- Healthy fat sources: Extra virgin olive oil, avocados, nuts, Omega 3’s,

- Fresh fruits and veggies rich in micro-nutrients

- Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated


As mentioned previously, you should be exercising regularly. Aerobic weight training, running/walking, swimming, Pilates, cycling, yoga, martial arts are all forms of exercise that will keep you feeling energized, young, and give you the stamina to partake in sexual activity. Combine this with 7 to 8 hours of sleep each night.


So now your diet is optimized, you exercise regularly, you get enough sleep, and you have loving relationships. What are you missing that could be responsible for sub-par sex?

Like in aspects of your being, vitamin deficiency can wreak havoc on your libido.


So, What Do You Need?

Here are some vitamins you NEED to be including if you want to maximize your libido and reap the benefits of sex:


Vitamin B - gives you overall energy. If you are feeling constantly tired and groggy, you may have a Vitamin B deficiency. Lack of vitamin B12 may account for lack of pleasure at climax. Vitamin B can be obtained by including meats, fish, green veggies, grains, and low-fat dairy in your diet, although, the best forms of Vitamin B complex and B12 are injectables.


AntioxidantsVitamins A and E are naturally occurring antioxidants which will give you energy and proper circulation. Vitamin E is commonly referred to as the “sex vitamin”, helping with both erectile dysfunction and improving vaginal lubrication. Deficiencies will leave you feeling tired and may be responsible for erectile dysfunction. Be sure to include leafy greens, as well as some healthy oils and nuts in your diet.


Zinc- deficiencies can cause low libido, making you feel depressed and withdrawn. Oysters, nuts, and whole grains are an excellent source of zinc.


NAD+ - is a coenzyme that has a multitude of positive benefits, such as slowing down aging and improving cellular repair. This will allow you to maximize your sexual potential for your current age. For other benefits, read more about NAD+ here.


Vitamin C -While not directly linked to improving sex and libido, Vitamin C has been shown to increase blood flow. This may correlate with improved erectile function and vaginal lubrication.


Glutathione- helps increase circulation with ease. It also makes the genitals more sensitive to sexual stimulation due to increased blood flow. You will also be able to last longer to the influx of nitric oxide, read more here.


Arginine - has also been known to increase muscle mass, reduce body fat, improve male fertility, and improve vascular function.

If you feel as if you are doing everything right and you still feel you have low libido, you may have a vitamin deficiency. You may also have a vitamin deficiency if you fail to include its source in your diet, maybe due to personal taste preferences. In either case, we recommend getting a blood test to find out exactly which vitamins and minerals you are deficient in due to the fact that you may have more than one vitamin deficiency.


Luckily, at Rejuvii we offer a multitude of affordable IV vitamin drips and IV cocktails which can reverse your deficiency and restore your libido, leaving you feeling energized and youthful. Many of our IV drips include a variety of vitamins all at once, saving you the trouble of taking several pills a day. Unlike pills, none of our vitamins are lost in the absorption process, so there is nothing wasted! All you need to do is consult with us to discuss which IV is best for you, pick your IV/shot, and sit back while a licensed professional does the rest. You can meet with us in-house, or we’ll come to you in the comfort of your own home!

Read more about us here, and book an appointment near you today!

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