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Hormones trigger most of our emotional swings and moods. The body needs a certain level of serotonin to promote a happy disposition. So, it's really no secret how mood can be easily effected by the chemicals and hormones we consume and synthesize through nutrition and create through exercise, physical health, and definitely -- sexual practices.

All right, so who doesn't feel great having sex? Adrenaline gets shot through your veins like a laser beam through butter. Your mood improves. The physical exercise produces endorphins that also help to improve mood. It's probably the best natural high you can experience. Well, at any rate, it's enough make you contort those funny faces and look like an idiot when you orgasm.

Although overblown by men, the idea of hormones affecting a woman's emotional stability and general attitude is true. Women experience depression and mood swings more often than males do (see also article 376 - When Your Sex Drive Sings the Blues). The body goes into overdrive producing the hormones a woman needs for sexual reproduction.

Sexual Healing

One of the major hormones of our body that controls our mental state is serotonin. Serotonin is also responsible for several other functions including the recharge of your bioelectric system (which runs your heart and brain, among other organs). Several problems can result from too much sex because it utilizes the same serotonin needed throughout your body.

Even though sex may give you a euphoria, depression may occur afterwards because ejaculation -- despite being excessive, or not -- can result in over discharging the brain’s parasympathetic battery. The serotonin (mood transmitters) synthesis is modulated by the parasympathetic nervous function. Draining the parasympathetic battery will interfere with the production of serotonin creating an imbalance that can result in depression.

While research has led to a significant understanding of mood swings and disorders, scientists have not found the exact triggering mechanism. Most likely there is no single cause. However, recent studies have linked mood disorders to genetic changes in body chemistry. These changes usually involve imbalances of neurotransmitters (chemicals that allow brain cells to communicate), particularly serotonin and norepinephrine. Bipolar patients often also respond to certain hormones in a way that indicates there are irregularities in how these hormones are produced and released. Close relatives of people with mood disorders are sometimes more likely to develop either depression or manic-depression than the general population. Other factors, such as negative family relationships, serious illness, major loss or change, and substance abuse, can cause or complicate depression. Even gender and sensitivity to seasonal changes can play a role in mood disorders.

This loss of serotonin through sex and masturbation also strikes an imbalance in melatonin production. Melatonin -- converted from serotonin -- is the hormone responsible for controlling your biological clock (not the baby one, but the one that controls your sense of time) and also tells your body when it's sleepy. We all know how cranky you can get when you don't get enough sleep (and that afternoon nap with cookies and milk). Because the body is short on melatonin, it isn't able to fall asleep -- at least long enough.

The combination of insufficient rest, fatigue, added stress, body pain, depleted hormones and several other symptoms resulting from Sexual Exhaustion -- not to mention the hormonal instability accompanied by menstruation and/or puberty -- will either put you in a slump or if you're already there, it'll push you over to postal.

Filled with Pills

Nowadays, it seems we try to solve all our problems with a pill. We even have drugs to help keep proper body chemistry. Products like Prozac, Zoloft, and Riddlin have become a household name. No longer a dirty secret, they've actually become the designer drugs of the 21st century.

But the problem with drugs these days is how they attack the symptom and not the problem. Sure, Prozac and Riddlin will put you into a stable mood, but it won't cure what ails you. These pills are designed to only replace the missing hormones for a stable mental state. Stop popping the pills and you're right back where you started from -- up an emotional creek.

Doctors know that most of the time emotional swings and negative moods are due to the imbalance of the body's hormones. So how about correcting the imbalance as opposed to pumping yourself full of pills. If you help the body produce the needed chemicals, then you won't need to replace them with drugs.

Avean Sativa Saw Palmetto To-Ti Schizandra Muira Puama Ginger Garlic Bee Pollen Royal Jelly Tribulus Terrestris Evening Primrose Oil St. John's Wort Huperzia Serrata Wild Yam Black Cohosh Herbal ingredients from both LoveLonger III and IV can power the parasympathetic acetylcholine system to increase the serotonin and dopamine activities in the brain. It has been known that Tribulus Terrestris can produce anti depression effects, increase mind concentration and let you feel good to get along with people, in addition to powering erection and increasing semen production. LoveLonger III helps to increases your brain’s acetylcholine, dopamine, and serotonin levels. This will not only re-energize you; it will also improve your concentration and motor functioning. Ginseng and ginko biloba helps to achieve this and we have added the right amount of both herbs to not only improve concentration and fight fatigue, but to also improve blood circulation. LoveLonger IV powers the neuroendocrine function and increases the hormone oxytocin level in the bloodstream. Oxytocin is an emotional (happy) hormone, in addition to its main function in initiating orgasmic contractions in the sex organs for men and women during sex. Increasing the production of this hormone by the brain / pituitary anytime will promote a positive view of life.

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