How do estrogen, ERT, and HRT work Estrogens work by crossing the cell membrane into the cell and attaching to estrogen receptors on the nucleus of the cell. Each type of estrogen has a different ability to attach itself (receptor…
Estrogen and Osteoporosis Scientists have discovered that estrogen is crucial to the bone remodeling process, aiding the body’s absorption of calcium to contribute to bone mineral content. When estrogen levels fall after menopause, the delicate balance of bone remodeling is…
Woman Menopause Health and Risk The four most common and serious health problems that women face as they get older are Cardiovascular Disease and Osteoporosis Breast Cancer and Diabetes. Women’s risk begins to rise with these conditions at the time…
The lateral coital position is reported as the most effective coital position available to men and women, presuming there is an established marital-couple interest in mutual effectiveness of sexual performance. As described in premature ejaculation, when a facility in lateral…
When the marital partners extend their psycho sensory interchange to coition in the female superior position, the wife once mounted is instructed to hold herself quite still and simply to absorb the awareness of penile containment. Interspersed with moments of…
Foreplay Emphasis should be placed upon the fact that there is marked individual variation in the time span in which each area of sensory perception is appreciated. Mood, level of need, quality of partner involvement, etc., all vary widely, frequently…
The most effective intercourse technique probably is the teasing approach of light-touch moving at random from the breasts to the abdomen to the thighs to the labia to the thighs and back to the abdomen and breasts without concentrating specifically…
The husband has directed to place himself in a sitting (slightly reclining, if desired) position, with his back against a comfortable placement of pillows at the headboard of the bed. With the husband’s legs adequately separated to allow his wife…
Non-Orgasmic Whether distressed by primary or situational dysfunction, must develop adaptations within areas of perceptual, behavioral, and philosophic experience. A non-orgasmic woman must learn or relearn to feel sexual (respond to sexual stimuli) within the context of and related directly…
Neither the biophysical nor the psychosocial systems which influence expression of the human sexual component have a biologically controlled demand to make specifically positive or negative contributions to sexual function. This fact does not alter the potential of the systems’…
