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Low libido refers to reduced sexual desire which may be influenced by stress, hormonal changes, relationship factors, medication or health conditions.
Low libido refers to reduced sexual desire which may be influenced by stress, hormonal changes, relationship factors, medication or health conditions.
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Maca
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Maca is traditionally used to support libido.
Mindfulness
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Mindfulness practices may reduce performance anxiety and improve intimacy.
Testosterone Assessment
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Hormonal testing may identify low testosterone in some people.
Exercise
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Regular exercise throughout the month reduces period pain severity. Even light exercise during menstruation can help.
Relationship Counselling
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Counselling may improve communication and intimacy.
Reducing Alcohol
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Reducing alcohol intake can lower blood pressure, improve sleep and reduce several long-term health risks.
Managing Depression
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Treating depression may improve libido and intimacy.
Mediterranean Diet
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A whole-food dietary pattern emphasising vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts, olive oil and fish. One of the most evidence-based dietary approaches for sustainable weight management.
Adequate Sleep
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Getting 7-9 hours of quality sleep per night to support healthy weight management. Sleep deprivation increases hunger hormones and cravings.
Stress Management
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Addressing psychological stress through mindfulness, meditation, therapy or lifestyle changes. Stress is a well-recognised trigger for vitiligo onset and progression. Managing stress may slow the autoimmune response driving melanocyte destruction.
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