{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/libido/","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_12295-markdown","title":"what is best for low libido","slug":"what-is-best-for-low-libido","content":"\"@ Brandenv126  \"\n_____________________\nHi there!\nIn a study performed at St. Louis University, researchers surveyed 133 women during annual gynecology check-ups. The  results of that survey:\n16% said it ruined sex\n68% said it made sex more pleasurable\n16% had no opinion\nAmong those who called cannabis sex enhancing:\n72% said it always increased their erotic pleasure\n24% said it sometimes did\n62% said it increased their libidos and the pleasure of orgasm.\n16% reported consuming cannabis prior to sex specifically to relieve pain that interfered with it.\nhttps://www.jsm.jsexmed.org/article/S1743-6095(16)30726-3/abstract\n\nIn a study performed at Stanford University, researchers conducted the largest study to date. They used data from an ongoing National Survey of Family Growth—28,176 women and 22,943 men, average age 30:\nCompared to cannabis abstainers, men who used cannabis weekly, reported 22% more sex; women 34% more. Those  who used cannabis more than weekly, reported even higher frequency.\nhttps://www.jsm.jsexmed.org/article/S1743-6095(17)31417-0/fulltext\n\ndrkim\n_____________________\nUnfortunately, neither study  attempted to discern whether the implied libido boost was due to either THC, CBD, or a combination of both. However, because CBD does not lead to psychoactivity, THC is most likely responsible for the boost. \nRecommended products to try:\nhttp://dosist.com/pen-passion/\n\nhttps://getbloomfarms.com/highlighter/\n\nhttps://www.cbd.org/products/drops/1-1-drops\n\nhttps://www.papaandbarkley.com/product/releaf-tinctures/#   (1:3, or 1:1)\n\nI hope this helps!\n\n\ndrkim","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_8577-markdown","title":"What strain is best for sexual desire","slug":"what-strain-is-best-for-sexual-desire","content":"\"I no longer feel the desire for sex. I don’t know if its the pain medications or menopause  from my hysterectomy \"\n_____________________\nI don't think that it matters what strain. You should think first about what type of THC tolerance do you have? Then, do you prefer Indica (sleepy, body high) or Sativa (more uplifting energetic high). For sexual desire, you definately want to have some THC involved. Your tolerance can vary widely so I would start with a minimal amount first and moderate from there. Try a Kiva espresso bean with 5mg of THC and see how that works for you. \n\nmark\n_____________________\nWe have a number of questions on sex and cannabis that have been answered by doctors and experts in the community. Have a look at this article covering strains and products (https://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/587417bc2975c00008b040b1/marijuana-increases-your-sexual-experience) as well as the following article, which includes 3 of the most popular Q&As on sexual health/enhancement.\n\nlyp\n_____________________\nThere is no magical answer to this question as everyone reacts differently. That said, some strains are better known for increasing desire and pleasure. We wrote this article about the topic during the past year. Perhaps you will find one that works for you from this list! Hope this helps!\n\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/587417bc2975c00008b040b1/marijuana-increases-your-sexual-experience\n\n\npamelahadfield","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_10490-markdown","title":"What is a good strain for low libido?","slug":"what-is-a-good-strain-for-low-libido","content":"\n_____________________\nStudies show that Cannabis has bidirectional effect on sexual functioning. Low and acute doses of cannabis may enhance sexual human sexual functioning, e.g., sexual desire and enjoyment/satisfaction in some subjects. On the other hand, chronic use of higher doses of cannabis may lead to negative effect on sexual functioning such as lack of interest, erectile dysfunction, and inhibited orgasm. \n\nArousal may occur in response to particular strains dependent on the mood the person at the time. Only anecdotal evidence exists to support the use of various strains for increased libido. There are many strains reported to enhance libido such as \"Asian Fantasy\", and what I noticed about these strains is that Euphoria and Happiness are the top produced effects. Avoid strains that procuce too much of a relaxing effect. \n\n\n\nRichard Balon\n1.Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences and AnesthesiologyWayne State University School of MedicineDetroitUSA\n\ntatiananp","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9590-markdown","title":"ARe there any products that enchance sex with only CBD rather than THC","slug":"are-there-any-products-that-enchance-sex-with-only-cbd-rather-than-thc","content":"\n_____________________\nCBD is both an analgesic as well as an anti inflammatory and it does help relax the body. That said, there are not topicals or products that I am aware of that are CBD only that enhance the sexual experience. Foria Pleasure or Herba Buena's Quiver are two topicals that are THC based but do not get you high. There are also a variety of low dose edibles that may enhance your experience but may have you feeling relaxed and not stoned. My favorite is by Satori-their wild strawberries covered in chocolate.\n\nThis represents my opinion and experience only. I hope this helps!\n\npamelahadfield","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7418-markdown","title":"What can a female use to improve her desire for sex?","slug":"what-can-a-female-use-to-improve-her-desire-for-sex","content":"\n_____________________\nFirst you have to have the right partner! Sometimes, you might not know that the partner is the wrong partner but your body will typically tell you.\nProvided you do have the right partner, first you have to love yourself then we can teach another person how to love us. If you don't like your body, change it and if you can't change it, accept it because the first damper on sexual desire in women is usually her own negative attitude about her body even when her partner is happy and never complains.\nBirth control is a reality that must be attended to properly but many birth control pills completely stop all sex desire so do a reality check on this issue.\nYou must also be certain you're well rested, so use your cannabis to sleep deeply what don't use so much cannabis your couch locked and you've completely lost motivation to even have sex, that might be a clue you had a little too much Cannabis.\nSex usually begins in the mind so you want to be relaxed, not stressed but energetic and uplifted or playful (seek out the right strain of cannabis) and a Cannabis sex oil stimulant maybe a nice mood enhancer. Most of all, have fun and that means be relaxed and let sex evolve or flow naturally for both of you.\n\ndrolson\n_____________________\nMy wife and i have found candy land which is a sativa to help set the mood.......on top of enhancing our sexual experience we have found it doesnt give you the munchies\n\nchadd\n_____________________\nHi there, \r\n\r\nHmbldt just released two new vaporizers: Arousal & Passion. I would check in with the dispensaries around you and see if they have them on their menu's. They were just released last week! \r\n\r\nI hope this was helpful! \r\n- Nurit\n\nnurit","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6888-markdown","title":"I have panic attacks, anxiety, insomnia and low libido. What do i use?","slug":"i-have-panic-attacks-anxiety-insomnia-and-low-libido-what-do-i-use","content":"\n_____________________\nIt sounds like you may be suffering from an overall endocannabinoid deficiency. I would start with a 4:1 CBD/THC tincture 2x-3x a day along with some edibles to help you sleep at night. I would also start taking 2mg of Omega 3s and reduce your consumption of processed foods. \nTaking 30 minute walks and doing some type of meditation also can help. Hope this helps.\n\ndneice","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11483-markdown","title":"I have no sex drive due to taking zoloft to help with my PMDD / peri-menopause...can cannabis help?","slug":"i-have-no-sex-drive-due-to-taking-zoloft-to-help-with-my-pmdd-peri-menopause-can-cannabis-help","content":"\n_____________________\nThere are a number of cannabis products specifically formulated as aphrodisiacs that you can experiment with to see what works well with your body chemistry. \n\nThere are several edibles and tinctures on SAVA created to stimulate sex drive - Swerve Snuggle Bites are a stronger edible, Herbabuena's Bliss tincture is a more mild formula in terms of psychoactivity. Several patients have reported that the Inspire vaporizer cartridge stimulates sex drive. \n\nThere are also several cannabis topicals aimed at increasing sensation by stimulating you locally - Foria's pleasure oil and Herbabuena's quiver oil are both good options. \n\n(edit to add this note - *Foria Pleasure is NOT latex-safe and is not recommended for use with latex condoms. It can be used with polyurethane and nitrile safer-sex products including polyurethane and nitrile condoms.)\n\nHere is a blog post about cannabis and sex that may provide even greater detail - https://www.getsava.com/blog/cannabis-enhanced-love-using-weed-for-better-sex.\n\nandrea13","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11364-markdown","title":"Is this the best cannabis sex lube out there? ","slug":"is-this-the-best-cannabis-sex-lube-out-there","content":"\"What are the other option? I want to buy the right thing for my girlfriend. I don't want her first experience with this to be a dud.\"\n_____________________\nThis is the very best one currently available on the market. All our patients rave about it, and my girl loves it! You and your girlfriend won't be disappointed! Your can learn more and watch some video reviews here https://greendoorwest.com/products/foria-pleasure ... Have fun!\n\nclaude\n_____________________\nAs a Foria team member, I might be a little biased ;-).   But I will tell you this:  Foria Pleasure is a first of it's kind sensual enhancement oil.  We take great care to provide you with high quality products. Our product contains pure cannabis extract and 100% natural liquid coconut oil (MCT oil).   Our cannabis oil is extracted using leading-edge solvent- free pharmaceutical grade processes that provide extracts in their purest possible form.  To ensure the cleanest and safest final product possible we test Foria at multiple stages in the process.  We test for potency, pesticides, residual solvents and microbials. \nForia Pleasure comes in a nice glass bottle and box and looks and feels elegant.\n\nkarin\n_____________________\nOur very own @Perry Solomon, MD & @pamelahadfield talk about Foria Pleasure in the video below. Here's an excerpt of their discussion:\n\nPamela Hadfield: ... cannabis can actually enhance somebody's sex life. Not every strain of cannabis is going to help you have better sex, and not every product is going to help you have better sex. But there are certain products out in the market today that will.\n\nDr. Solomon: What products are these? \n\nHadfield: ... One is called Foria Pleasure, and it's a sexual enhancement lubricant for women. ... And it basically warms up the area and gets people in the mood for sex.\n\nDr. Solomon: How does it work?\n\nHadfield: Well, I think for many people, they want to relax, they have a sense of anxiety, and also cannabis has been shown to increase the frequency, the duration and the intensity of orgasms. So sexual lubricant for women is actually a great way to go because there aren't many products ... that help enhance sexuality for women.\n\nPlay the video to find out more:\n\nlyp","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11328-markdown","title":"Can marijuana help with yeast infections or UTIs? I tend to get them a lot after sex :(","slug":"can-marijuana-help-with-yeast-infections-or-utis-i-tend-to-get-them-a-lot-after-sex","content":"\n_____________________\nI have not read any data that suggests that cannabis should help with a UTI or yeast infection.  It is best to follow up with your primary care physician as for UTI's antibiotics are needed and for yeast infections you will need an antifungal cream or pill.\n\ndrb","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11318-markdown","title":"If I use Foria Pleasure on myself before having sex & my partner performs oral sex with me, will he get high?","slug":"if-i-use-foria-pleasure-on-myself-before-having-sex-my-partner-performs-oral-sex-with-me-will-he-get-high","content":"\"Seems a little personal but just wondering...seems like a 'good to know' tid bit.\"\n_____________________\nAwesome question and important to know when engaging in sexual play.    Foria Pleasure contains activated THC and when ingested orally, will have an effect consistent with an edible.  So, while perfectly safe to eat, if your partner ingests enough he might feel high.    Each spray contains 2.5 mg of THC.  Be mindful how much you use and I would give it a little time to absorb before, so he doesn't eat it all ;-).\n\nkarin","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11302-markdown","title":"Cannabis use, blood pressure and stroke risk..","slug":"cannabis-use-blood-pressure-and-stroke-risk","content":"\"I read an article about a New Zealand study that found a correlation between cannabis use and increased risk of stroke. I myself am 29, slightly overweight and my blood pressure has always been slightly high.. last time i believe it was 130/80. My father also had a stroke 3 years ago which has left me a bit paranoid. I have noticed that while using cannabis I sometimes experience rapid heartbeat, especially during sex. Though i feel healthy enough to use cannabis despite the rapid heartbeat and other things, I dont want to shoot my blood pressure through the roof and i definitely dont want to increase my risk of stroke! Is this something to be legitimately concerned about or am i being paranoid? What can i do to ensure that my cannabis use isnt putting me at risk for circulatory health issues? \"\n_____________________\nHaving a predisposition for cardiovascular disease and a stroke is typically revealed in your genetic chart as an MTHFR snp. Consider reading 'Feel Good' by Dr Amy Yasko, since she explains why we want to know what's in our genetic chart because then we can plan around the defects in your genetic chart so you don't have to go down the same pathway as your family members. Keep in mind that vitamin D deficiency is rampant in the United States because were all working indoor, we wear sunscreen, we shower regularly washing the vitamin D off our skin and we wear clothes so we are not naked outside all day like our ancestors. Vitamin D deficiency is one of the leading causes of hypertension. Add to that our overconsumption of meat and very small servings of vegetables or greens in our diet and to much sodium and we are set up for a stroke. If you do have the \nMTHFR snp, you are actually allergic to folic acid and you should work on removing folic acid from your diet while increasing raw organic greens or take methyfolicin daily and try to remove neurological toxins from your diet.\nNow, about cannabis, please consider adding CBD cannabis during the day when you can't be high because CBD cannabis does tend to protect your heart and blood pressure, cannabis contributes methyl groups so your genetic chart will tend to work better. If you consistently do high THC, it can increase your heart rate and blood pressure so I always recommend that you follow high THC with high CBD so you can go to sleep and it will balance the high THC in your system. A nice Indica, or a mild Sativa can help with a sexual function for women especially. \nDue to cycling female hormones, women tend to be protected until they reached peri-menopause, when their risk factors increase and make them more prone to high blood pressure and vascular disease. If you are a man, your risks tend to be higher at a younger age.\nSince you are aware that this is a potential problem, you should be exercising at least 45 minutes per day six days per week, eating a very healthy, organic diet with minimal processed foods, supplement with CoQ 10, omega-3, methylated B vitamins and vitamin D3 in order to live a long healthy life but do consider getting your genetic chart with a methylation analysis so you know the exact supplements you need for your genetics. \nIt is also very important to realize all of our days are numbered, so live in the moment, be happy and healthy and learn how to let stress run off your back rather than holding onto stressful situations. Another book that may help is Eckhart Tolle, 'The Power of Now', since now is the only moment we can live fully since we do not live in the past or the future. It is worth your time to know yourself.\n\ndrolson","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11295-markdown","title":"I am 64 years old.  I have not been able to have sex, due to neuropathy problems for 8 years. ","slug":"i-am-64-years-old-i-have-not-been-able-to-have-sex-due-to-neuropathy-problems-for-8-years","content":"\"Now, after 4 months, things are starting to stir, but not usable, yet.  Is there hope for me to be sexual again?\"\n_____________________\nThis is a very complex problem. Cannabis certainly may be able to help you but from your question I have no idea if you are a male or female and that makes a huge difference in the way this problem is approached. If you respond with an answer, I can no longer answer your question because it will only allow me to answer one time. If you will resubmit the question with a little more detail I very likely can help you but without even knowing your gender, my response would either be very long or potentially inappropriate. Most sexual issues began between the ears. Please consider re-asking your question so I can address your question properly.\n\ndrolson","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":0,"numPages":2,"currentPage":1,"id":5446,"name":"Libido","slug":"libido","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}