Sperm Wars and Scramble Eggs

The latest assaults on the family jewels, and how you can keep yours sparkling bright. Scratch the surface of sexual health studies and you’ll find some disturbing news.  Your reproductive health and wellbeing is being monkeyed with whether or not you wanted to be in an experiment. Infertility is rising, sperm counts are shrinking. 90% of pregnant women have toxins in their bodies (according to CDC reports); 43% of women have a sexual disorder;...

Mindful Non-Orgasmic Sex

The energies of the boardroom have invaded the bedroom. Non-orgasmic sex can change that. Given the commotion of modern living — heavy on guilt and light on delight – it’s no wonder couples are yearning for meaningful intimacy and don’t always know where to turn. Could lovemaking without a goal in mind pave the way for sustaining relationships? Though I see that now, it wasn’t until I tasted true pleasure that I got it. My...

16 Herbs and Supplements to Enhance a Woman’s Libido

“No wonder I’m so horny, she said. Some of my best friends are aphrodisiacs…” Female desire, arousal and sexual satisfaction are complex and subject to a myriad of emotional, physical and psychological factors.  While finding ways to tickle the feminine fancy is a hot topic amongst eco-sexuals searching for natural ways to enhance pleasure, it’s also seen as a huge, untapped market by big pharma companies seeking profit. Even as...

7 Ways to Green Your Wedding

Greening your wedding is simple, chic and easy to do if you follow just a few of these suggestions. Making your day of love as green as possible without compromising on romance and style is within your eco-conscious reach. From mass weddings to intimate ceremonies in your own backyard, here are 7 ways to leave a smaller carbon footprint when you walk down the aisle together. If you are exchanging rings, consider giving heirloom jewels or ethically mined...

Green Love: 4 Elements of Relationship

We traditionally think of the brain as the command center of our lives, sending messages to the rest of our bodies and controlling our thoughts, behaviors, emotions and desires. Except, it turns out that when it comes to the heart, it’s the other way around. Your heart sends more messages to the brain, then your brain does to your heart. This surprised me, turned my view of what I’d learn about basic brain biology upside and made me think:...