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I am trying to hold off on masturbating until I buy the products, but sometimes it's too much! When I do, I stimulate the clitoris slowly, so as to try not to train it to get used to the speed or hardness of my fingers or dildo. I feel like I could have an orgasm, and I do get wet when excited with foreplay, but I am so tired of faking it during sex.
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When Your Partner Doesn’t Feel Sexual…
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She says she has never had any sexual feelings and erotic touching is either neutral or irritating to her... no one can figure why she has no sexual desire, sensitivity, or response.
Case Study # 8200
Date: 6/18/1999
My wife and I have been married for almost 20 years. Our sex life never got off the ground. She appears to be a totally sexual person. Not only have I not been able to bring her to orgasm, I have not even been able to arouse her. Not ever.
We have been to dozens of therapists and tried seemingly everything. Nothing has worked. She says she has never had any sexual feelings and erotic touching is either neutral or irritating to her. She acknowledges never having had any sexual feelings or sexual physical responses. Doctors cannot find anything wrong. She has never been abused and no one can figure why she has no sexual desire, sensitivity, or response.
I have spent years and years reading up on sex techniques thinking I was doing something wrong. She cannot tell me what to do because she doesn't know. I do not know what else to do.
I'm sure you can understand that the marital stress this has caused is tremendous. It is melting down our lives. We both want an answer but we are stumped.
- What are we missing here?
- What advice do you have for us?
- Where should I start with a woman who doesn't seem able to respond?
Any advice would be sincerely appreciated.
Dr. Lin’s Response:
Yes, the problem occurs in the brain's nervous endocrine functions. A lot of sexual experts have said that, but nobody knows how and why. Here is her problem.
Her brain function does not support the release of an enzyme called 5-alpha reductase to burn testosterone in her Epicenter between the bladder and cervix.
The burning of testosterone produces dihydrotestosterone (DHT) to stimulate the expansion of the local tissue, and generates bioelectric energy to charge the sexual nerves (sensory, parasympathetic and sympathetic) in the Epicenter. DHT can heat up her vagina and uterine to trigger the release of lubricating fluids. The elevation of bioelectricity in the sexual nerves will promote her Central Nervous System to respond to touching, kissing, visual, auditory and mind stimulations - the sexual feelings. Then the stimulation of G-spot/Epicenter relays a signal to the pituitary for production of the Orgasmic Hormone, Oxytocin, which initiates the contraction of the uterus and vaginal muscle while the clitoral stimulation helps open the energy gate for orgasmic waves to run up the heart and forehead.
Note: This is also the physiological process that drives young men crazy for any form of sexual pleasure such as masturbation or a quick ejaculation. Slowing the secretion of 5-alpha reductase will solve young men's premature ejaculation. Promoting the burst of 5-alpha reductase and testosterone will accelerate the achievement of an orgasm for both men and women.
Therefore, the solution for your wife is to enhance her brain-adrenal function to elevate her 5-alpha reductase and testosterone levels. Our products Fibra and ViaGrowth-IV can do the job for her.
ViaGrowth-IV can constantly promote erection for men and engorgement/lubrication for women because it contains the Human Growth Hormone (HGH) releaser (not HGH itself!), DHEA, testosterone precursor, and plant estrogen (Isoflavones).
Fibra is a fast action tea to heat up her body for sex.
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