• Reply by: RichT (1)
  Hello Kara,
  Has he had his testosterone level checked recently? And if so was it in the normal range? A low testosterone level will cause a decrease in libido. Then there is the issue of medication. Some medications, especially antidepressants can cause a decrease in libido and cause impotence. And then the really big killer of sexual drive is STRESS, be it physical/mental/emotional/physicological. Have his urologist doctor run a complete exam and do blood tests on him to find out if he has low testosterone (deficiency) levels... If that is the case, Testosterone Replacement treatment therapy might be benefical....
  Thank you.
  
  P.S. Here are some Testosterone video clips links that might help.
  
• Testosterone Replacement Study
  
• Testosterone Diet
  • Reply by: Rudy Boyee
    Is your husband physically healthy? (and also, as Rich mentioned, not too stressed?) I mean, is the type of guy to come home with a six pack of natty light, a pack of marbies, a bag of greasy burgers, then sit in front of the tv and vegetate and fart all night, or is he the type who comes home, grills up some fresh salmon, makes a salad, makes a fresh spinach, carrot, celery, and parsley juice, then hits the weight bench and works out for an hour? Sexual health and general health are not unrelated. I'll bet even if Laticia Whatshername walked into your living room, frolicking around half-nude, he wouldn't turn into an instant p--- star. He's probably just let his body degrade like most everyone else.
    Also, you should consider dressing up like a kitty and running around the house giggling.
    -RB

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