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[StillStanding]

All across America there has been a renewed commitment to long-term
relationships. Understanding that 50% of marriages will end in divorce,
more and more couples are seeking professional counseling and training
to learn the skills necessary to keep their relationships intact. Yet,
many are dissatisfied with the sexual component of their relationships.
The National Health and Social Life Survey determined that 43% of women
and 31% of men have some type of sexual dysfunction. Moreover, experts
estimate that over 40 million women have lost their desire for sex! What
is happening with these relationships? Why do so many committed couples
struggle with such an essential and pleasurable part of their
relationship?

It turns out that in addition to psychological and
sociological factors, our biochemistry plays a role. A great deal has
been written to help couples understand relationships from a
psychological point of view, but not as much about the biological forces
that significantly impact our sexual arousal processes. Scientists have
discovered that certain biochemicals increase our desire for sex and
others decrease it. And while researchers are discovering more every
day, not enough of what scientists have already determined -- and how
couples can apply this research -- has been broadly disseminated to the
general public. Until now. Hormones and neurotransmitters affect the way
we think, act and feel.

Were all familiar with adrenaline, which surges
in response to threatening situations. For instance, if we suddenly
perceive danger, adrenaline is released as our fight or flight response
system kicks in, causing our hearts to beat faster and our blood
pressure to rise. We start taking short quick breaths and our senses
become more acute as our bodies prepare for rapid response. People
pumped with adrenaline have been known to perform superhuman acts.
Eventually, the threat of danger disappears and our bodies return to
normal. The initiation of the adrenaline process is not a conscious one.
We don't tell - Darcy A. Cole

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[gtbmcollins]

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[aashish1792]

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i believe you are using the ppi method .. can you give the pdf only link ?

[StillStanding]

I don't know what you mean, the link I gave is just a pdf file.

[bimple]

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[rangers94]

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[faltu]

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[StillStanding]

(07-12-2016 11:58 AM)faltu Wrote:  This one is down. Can someone share pls.

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[faltu]

(07-13-2016 12:41 AM)StillStanding Wrote:  

(07-12-2016 11:58 AM)faltu Wrote:  This one is down. Can someone share pls.

Here you go:

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