When Burning Desire Turns Tepid

When you notice that having a sex as yet another duty you've to perform, your sex libido starts to diminish or you having waning interest in sex, then you're having the signs of what most sex therapists described as the forms of female sexual dysfunction (FSD).


While it's a common in most bedrooms, many women don't seek help for it mainly it's a taboo subjects and too personal to discuss.

FSD is a complex blend of physical, biological, psychological, relation, sexual and situational factors. There are many forms of FSD. The most common ones being:

• Lack of libido. A form of FSD that characterized by a low drive and interest in sexual activity. Mainly caused by factors such as fatigue, stress, depression, menopause, having a growing family or simply not happy in your relationship with you partner.


• Arousal disorder. A situation in which very difficult in becoming aroused and not being sufficiently "put in the mood."


• Orgasmic disorder and sexual pain disorder. A sexual dysfunction that related to infection and inflammation and also as a result of vaginismus, where intercourse is not possible due to spasms of the pelvic floor muscles.
  

Under all these situations, women shouldn't suffer in silence. You've to do something and it would be a good idea to seek medical advice to rectify them.

Since there's very little research on the female sex libido, this was no easy matter. The use of traditional or herbal-based medicines to boost your desire could be a good start. For centuries many women have used nature's strong libido booster to ignite their sexual desire. One of the most popular herbs taken is Kacip Fatimah (Labisa pumila)--a small woody and leafy plant that grows and can be found in the shade of forest floor in Malaysia and Indonesia.

The leaves of this plant have traditionally been used as a kind of tea by local women to enhance their sex libido and also to induce and facilitate childbirth as well as post-partum medicine.

Interest in Kacip Fatimah as libido enhancer and also as a potential pharmacological application has increased recently. Many research and studies have been carried out by government agencies and universities to determine the efficacy of this plant and the findings have led to the commercialization of Kacip Fatimah as potential herbal product.

Today, extracts of Kacip Fatimah ground into powder substance are made into capsule and pill and also canned or bottled as health and energy drinks. Indeed, this potent ingredient has unlocked nature's secrets to the satisfying life that all women deserve.


Kacip Fatimah, which is rich in phytoestrogen and isoflavone, is claimed to help women:

• maintains a healthy female reproductive system and sexual function


• reliefs stress


• promotes healthy circulation


• supports and promotes body's perfect balance of hormone


• libido booster to ignite sexual desire


• reduces fatigue


• increases strength, energy and stamina


• induces, facilitates and eases delivery


• address menstrual frustration and to ease menopausal problem