Audio By Carbonatix
Infertility and low libido is something that is rapidly affecting young couples. There might be certain underlying medical causes to it but the fact cannot be denied that the lifestyle choices play a key role too.
Low sex drive can be very difficult for you and your partner. It’s natural to feel frustrated or sad if you aren’t able to be as sexy and romantic as you want.
Let’s try these remedies to help increase prevent these menace.
- Vegetables and fruits
Eating up to three servings a day of fresh fruits and vegetables is important for any diet, but especially important when trying to conceive.
- Leafy greens
Dark leafy greens such as spinach, romaine, arugula, and broccoli are high in folate, a B vitamin that has been shown to improve ovulation. Leafy greens also naturally increase a woman’s libido.
- Beans
Beans are a lean protein and are full of iron, which helps to increase fertility and libido. Low iron levels can result in anovulation, which is when ovulation does not produce a healthy egg.
- Salmon
Salmon is full of Omega-3 Fatty Acids which are proven to regulate blood flow to the reproductive organs.
- Oysters
Oysters have been known to increase libido, but oysters can also be a great source for fertility because they are packed with zinc, which increases the production of good-quality eggs.
Latest Stories
-
CSIDT proposes 80% of GH¢350m flood budget be invested in prevention
2 hours -
Trump threatens to target Iran’s bridges and power plants if Hormuz attacks persist
2 hours -
Ghana not yet in digital trust crisis, but warning signs are emerging – Kwami Tamakloe
2 hours -
Digital trust crisis looming if fraud concerns are ignored – John Awuah warns
2 hours -
Mamdani backs off pledge to arrest Netanyahu citing lack of authority
2 hours -
Banks’ NPLs drop to 16.1%, but credit risk remains key vulnerability
2 hours -
Business, consumer confidence positive – BoG
3 hours -
We don’t have a trust crisis – BoG urges vigilance against rising digital fraud
3 hours -
GIPC now an authority
3 hours -
Mahama urges African leaders to turn health pledges into concrete investments
3 hours -
NPP Greater Accra Regional Organiser hopeful touts experience, grassroots mobilisation record
3 hours -
WHO warns Africa risks losing decades of health gains as external funding declines
4 hours -
Chief of Staff plants shea tree at Jubilee House to reaffirm government’s commitment to shea industry development
4 hours -
GCB Bank unlocks new pathway to credit with Tier 3 pension-backed loan
4 hours -
Mid-Year Budget: ‘MoU is not a payslip’ – Oppong Nkrumah questions gov’t jobs, economic claims
4 hours