1. Get plenty of exercise
If you want to be “hot-blooded,” then improve your circulation. Physical fitness can increase blood flow, which in theory can make s*x more pleasurable since s*xual arousal for both men and women involves increased blood flow to the private part area. And that can increase desire itself—if it feels great, you tend to want to do it more.
Exercise boosts endorphins, which lift your mood, and it can increase your energy. Not to mention that being toned makes some people feel sexier.
2. Eat a healthy diet
Arteries clogged with saturated fat don’t bring as much blood to the private part area for arousal purposes. Hence the correlation between heart disease and erectile dysfunction.
But excess weight also messes with your hormones. “Obesity can shift the balance between estrogen and testosterone,” says Michael Krychman, MD, executive director of the Southern California Center for s*xual Health and Survivorship Medicine in Newport Beach, Calif. And low testosterone can bring down your s*x drive.
Nutrition counts too. For example, an iron deficiency can lead to fatigue, which in turn can lead to low libido. (Eat your broccoli!)
3. Manage your stress
“How about a simple vacation? How about communicating with your partner?” suggests Irwin Goldstein, MD, director of San Diego s*xual Medicine and editor in chief of The Journal of s*xual Medicine. “People are overworked and stressed, and they translate their overworked, stressed lives to a lousy s*x life.”
source: Health
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