Yesterday I posted about a new product called Zestra that has had great success in increasing women’s sexual satisfaction.  You can read my interview with Dr. Krychman, an experienced medical professional who has been studying sexual dysfunction in cancer and non-cancer patients here: Zestra Helps Women Find Sexual Satisfaction.
I am excited to announce that Zestra is hosting a giveaway with Blisstree to offer readers the opportunity to try out this new product for free.  Zestra uses natural botanical oils and is applied to a woman’s body to increase sensitivity with a fabulous warming sensation called the Zestra Rush.  Clinical trials …read more

Women are complicated sexual beings.  As the topic of women’s health and sexuality has grown in interest over the last ten years, so have studies to discover ways to increase sexual satisfaction in women.  I am excited to see women and doctors talking about this subject and openly addressing the idea that women might need to work a little harder to be sexually satisfied.
Zestra is a new product made from natural botanical oils that is applied on a woman’s body to increase sexual satisfaction.  I wanted to hear a little more about how Zestra works, so I conducted an interview …read more

A new study suggests that over one third of women with “Type 1 diabetes have some form of sexual difficulty.” Depression seems to be a key factor in this, unlike men with diabetes, who often have sexual difficulties in association with complications. The study looked at 652 diabetic women after a ten-year time frame.

Overall, 35% of women had some sort of sexual dysfunction. Various problems included loss of libido, problems with orgasm, reduced lubrication, reduced arousal, and pain. The study reinforces the belief that doctors should make sexual function a part of their routine …read more

Here is a recap of some of favorite posts over the last few months. The first I just love, well… just because.
What does a 7 year old really think about diabetes… A little conversation that I thought y’all would appreciate… this was between my 7 year old daughter and myself (as she was proofreading my posts that I was writing this afternoon). K- “Mommy, what does diabetes food taste like”?
Depression…weight gain…diabetes- How do we stop this?… Depression… Obesity… Type 2 Diabetes. It sounds like almost one third of every patient I have ever seen. Now the kicker… mostly women. Middle …read more