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I'm looking or seeking any info on natural vitamins to up my boyfriends sex drive... I believe that if I don't try something now, our relationship is going to fail because I can't deal with not having sex. Please help if you know anything I can do or talk him into doing?
Well first you need to talk to him about it. A lot of times men loose there sex drive when they are stressed. There actually could be a lot of different reasons. How old is he? Is he passes his sexualy peak?
He is only 29.. He does work in a high stressed job and often brings his work home, in which really upsets me but I don't talk about it because I don't want to cause any more problems than what he is already dealing with. He is bipolar as well and does not take medication for it. He says he doesn't like the way it makes him feel. Before you say oh no... He isn't the bipolar that goes off into rages and hits me. Yes we argue if I allow it but there is no physical abuse. I just feel as though he is to young as am I to have problems with sexual desire. I'm not sure what to do other than live with it, but that's not an option for me. We don't have kids and I believe that there has got to be something to make his sexual desire for me get better! If you have any answers I'm more than willing to try. But just talking to him isn't going to work. I ask him if we can have sex and he tells me no, it's on his time and all about him. We don't have sex often at all so when we do it's so fast for him that I can't get off. And it's not fair, I shouldn't have to please myself after having sex with the man I love.
Well My Boyfriend Is 29 And He Doesn't Really Like Having Sex Anymore.. We Probably Have Sex 3 Times A Month... Which I Don't Mind Its Worth While.. But I Think They Both Are At Their Peak.. My Boyfriend Doesn't Like To Admit It But I Think He Is.. Why Don't You Try And Seduce Him... Maybe When Hes Sleep Touch On Him And Do Other Things...
If we aren't having sex he doesn't like me to touch him... To be honest with you he's not that pleasant to wake up. So I wouldn't want to touch him like that, I mean I'll snuggle up to him but that's it.
The best thing that you can do is to give him a lot of affirmations. Tell him he looks nice today or you like his hair like that... Along with this you could just be extra nice to him and cater to his needs in order to relieve some of his stress. Both of these combined will make him feel much better after a while which is much needed when trying to keep a healthy sexual relationship. Don't make sex a stressful thing either; just let it happen in the lust of things if possible. Send him naughty text messages, buy something new and cute to wear to bed, or set up a fun, romantic weekend. If you can, try having intercourse in the morning, maybe try casually slipping in the shower with him or something. Usually men (and women) are exhausted from the day at night and this is one reason many couples have problems with their sexual relationship because they all try to do it at night when in reality this isn't the best time to do it.
I don't think you can give some one vitamins so they are interested in having sex with you.After the vitamin wears off they can charge you for rape.Its just like being drunk.If some one is drunk and they just have sex with you the next day they will find out that they had sex with you when there normal self would not want to have sex with you.If some one doesn't feel right to have sex with you it's there choice.
Vitamins are NOT like being drunk. Vitamins are natural.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raf-A
I'm not wanted to put a date rape drug in his drink!! I simply wanted to know if there was a NATURAL vitamin that would enhance his sexual desire... The whole thing about sleeping with me you are getting the wrong idea or you didn't read it right. We live together and sleep in the same bed, he would rather sit and cuddle with me on the couch than to get in bed and have sex. He doesn't think about it he says, sex to him is not a big deal in a relationship, however I think it is. So the comment about charging me for rape is way out of context. But thanks for your concern.
Yes, he had it all confused (he's 11). You can go to GNC and talk to one of their folks. But in all honesty, while sex is important in a relationship, so is the cuddling that he likes to do.
I agree with you, and I do cuddle but I guess it gives me a mixed feeling. He can sit there and want to hold my hand and snuggle on the couch but when we get to the bed room NOTHING? He rolls over and goes to sleep. But I'll go to GNC and see what they have. He doesn't have a problem with keeping an erection it's only with starting I guess. He doesn't even think about sex oh well thanks for your help.
Strychnine is natural too, doesn't mean its good for you. Too many vitamins can be bad for you, as can be many supplements. People should not make the mistake that because they are available and natural they must be safe. The FDA does not regulate or even test these.Quote:
Originally Posted by J_9
The following paragraph explains TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS, a natural herb found in supplements sold here in the Us. MDHealthline includes it in their Super HGH. I don't promote growth hormones, and this herb is not a hormone. Maybe you can find it in another supplement besides Super HGH. Anyway, it helps with impotence. Don't freak at the word impotence. I am sure that is not his problem. The same medicine (herbal or otherwise) that helps impotence also increases sexual desire. Another one that I heard helps with reduced sexual drive is Slow Niacin. It's meant to lower cholesterol, but increased drive is supposed to be a side affect. But then TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS also lowers cholesterol, so my the two issues are related. You should check with your pharmacist. If you have a good one, he/she can be very helpful. It may seem embarrassing, but he/she is a doctor and has heard everything before. Your general practitioner can help too. Good Luck.
TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS
Tribulus Terrestris, another component of Super HGH™, is a non-hormonal supplement derived from the herb, Tribulus terrestris commonly known as the puncture vine. Tribulus is primarily found in parts of Eastern Europe, India and Africa, where it has been used for hundreds of years as a medical herb for the treatment of muscle strength, infertility, impotence, liver, kidney, and heart problems. In South Africa it has been used as a remedy for inflammation and arthritis. In an article written by Dr. Robert Fraser, "Tribulus Terrestris…a remarkable herb…" published in Insight, March 1998, page 8, a cogent argument is made for its use as a safe non-hormonal treatment for men and women. The Chemical Pharmaceutical Institute in Sofia Bulgaria has led the research in Tribulus. They discovered that Tribulus raises testosterone production in men through the increased secretion of Leutinizing Hormone from the pituitary gland, and in women, Follicle Stimulating Hormone secretion and estrodial were increased. Tribulus was also found to be superb for people with high cholesterol, as it stimulates the bile flow and breakdown of fats in the liver thus contributing to more regular bowel patterns and elimination of toxins from the liver. Studies have concluded that there are no known side effects from this herb when used as a dietary supplement.
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