You may think, as you age, a decrease in your sex drive is normal...
Well, you'd be wrong.
An AARP study suggests that older men still feel as much sexual desire as they did when they were younger.
If getting older is not the culprit, something else must be going on.
Get get there anymore.
, there is more than one factor at play and can be both mental and physical.
A low libido is usually associated with something mental.
You guessed it, stress is the number one cause of a low male libido.
If you can rule out that your lack of sexual energy is emotional, then we must start to examine the physical.
This can be a dip in testosterone.
Men are losing 10% of their testosterone every decade as they age.
And some can lose even more and that's where andropause comes in.
A loss of testosterone will also cause a decrease in bone density, balding and increases body fat.
Depression is another common symptom that will definitely affect your libido.
There are many men, in great shape through out their lives and into the golden years.
Life does not stop at 40 or 50, 60 and so on.
Their is no reason to live with any of these symptoms, especially a low libido.
Too many of us take our health for granted relying on our metabolism from our youth.
Well, lets get some of that back.
Medications tend to only treat the symptoms, and this will not help us in the long run, possibly even hurt, depending on the medication you chose to take.
There was just a report the Viagra causes blindness.
That's right, blindness.
And it's only treating your symptom.
There are too many herbs and all natural male supplements out there today to screw around with medication that might make you blind.