6 ways coffee can help your sex life
Goooood morning lovely readers of the Goddess Blog and welcome to another day and another post from you one and only Goddess! For today, I have in store 6 ways in which the most beautiful beverage out there - coffee - can help your sex life immensely! Stick around for today’s post, enjoy the read - and as always, be sure to drop in some coffees along the way!
What makes someone good in bed varies wildly depending on who you ask. A lover who is patient and gentle might be amazing for one person and boring for the next — it’s all about perspective. Great sex is a learned skill that takes communication and practice. It also takes some degree of energy and endurance. For those looking for an extra, aphrodisiac-induced edge, mixing coffee and sex might mean the difference between good and amazing sex.
Coffee isn’t a cure-all for a low sex drive. But caffeine can play a role in those latter two. For instance, while 62% of the U.S. population drinks coffee daily, timing your cuppa might be key to unlocking its sexual enhancement properties. It takes anywhere from 15 minutes to two hours to feel coffee’s peak results, so drinking coffee before sex might yield the most beneficial results.
There’s a million ways to incorporate your morning brew into your sexual wellness routine. Here are six reasons why coffee can help you become a better lover — at least, according to science - and the Goddess:
1. Coffee Increases Women’s Libido
Researchers found that because caffeine has stimulant properties that cause an increased heart rate and blood pressure, consuming something caffeinated may also facilitate genital arousal — i.e., make you horny.
While caffeine may aid in genital arousal, sex drive is a little more complicated than just increasing blood flow to the genitals. What makes people a good lover is different for everyone — and not necessarily dependent on sex drive or physical arousa. Our unique experiences, hormones, and other factors all contribute to sexual arousal, desire, and drive, and no aspect of sexuality is the same forever.
2. Coffee Can Reduce Erectile Dysfunction
Around 30 million men experience erectile dysfunction (ED) in the United States alone. According to research from the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, caffeine reduced the prevalence of ED, especially when men drank two to three daily cups of coffee. Aside from the possibilities of enhanced blood flow and reduced ED, a cup of joe may also increase levels of testosterone, a key sex hormone that is thought to regulate libido.
3. Coffee Increases Athletic Performance
In one 2017 study conducted by the University of São Paulo, researchers found that caffeine boosted the athletic performance of cyclists across the board, but especially against the group that drank only water. The substance’s stimulatory effect on the central nervous system can reduce feelings of fatigue, while also improving mental sharpness and focus — meaning, coffee drinkers can stay up later and go a little longer. Sex, after all, is a type of endurance sport.
4. Coffee Reduces Stress
Since stress doesn’t feel good, it’s hard to show up and fully enjoy sex. Stress has an enormous capacity to affect sex drive and sexual health as a whole. But dealing with stress levels can yield positive changes for those seeking more satisfying sex.
Coffee may be one option for reducing stress levels. There is strong evidence that caffeine intake can alleviate the negative effects of chronic stress, at least when consumed in moderation.
5. Coffee Lowers Depression
People with depression may struggle with sex drive and satisfaction. One 2018 study found a significant link between depression, sexual dysfunction, and misconceptions about sex. But the good news is that studies have suggested that those who drink coffee are more happy than those who don’t. While other sources of caffeine, like sodas or overly sweetened coffee, are associated with a higher risk of depression, a strong cup of coffee has a lower risk.
6. Coffee Drinkers Stay Sharp
Nothing feels better than an attentive, proactive lover — and coffee could be just the trick for staying sharp after a long make out session. Java can give the brain a wake-up jolt, and help with alertness, reaction time, and mental endurance.
Of course, what makes a great lover great doesn’t always depend on endurance or a cup of morning-after coffee. Sex is an individual experience. What makes us good in bed at 28 is different from what makes us good at 68. The key is being adaptable, communicative, and always willing to try something new. Like for instance - trying out the Weekend Getaway with your Goddess? :D :D
That is itttt for today’s post guys and gals! Hope you enjoyed the coffee related post!
Goddess loves you all, I wish you all a wonderful Tuesday ahead and see you all tomorrow,
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