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How to have him begging for more |
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Anna Maxted |
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This down-to-earth, witty book will put an end to all worthy sex guides. With its fun, read-it-with-your-girlfriends approach, it reveals everything you need to know to leave him desperate for more! Includes: - dressing up without seeming to try - snakes and ladders for sexual forfeits - the early morning pounce - look darling, no hands! - tantric sex - abridged (you're busy people) - sex talk - the Duchess 69 and the Big Squeeze (yes, wouldn't you like to know) - what never to say about yourself - what never to say to him. |
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Increase Your Sex Drive |
| Author |
Sarah Brewer |
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With the research into every sex drive "booster" - from natural supplements to Viagra - this is a volume which should help couples have a satisfying sex life in a matter of weeks. It explains why your sex drive can fail (stress, alcohol, nutrition, excess weight, drugs, hysterectomy, after having a baby, male and female menopause and prostate problems) and what you can do about it.
Topics include: pheromones - how to make the most of your natural pheromones, and how to use pheromone products; diet, vitamins and minerals - what you should eat and essential supplements; DHEA - how to boost your own production of this hormone and information on supplementation; other hormone supplements, such as HRT; key miracle herbs (Kava kava, ginseng, wild yam, guarana); and aphrodisiacs - what really works instantly and how they can stimulate sexual desire and improve sexual potency. |
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The Pill and Other Forms of Hormonal Contraception |
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John Guillebaud |
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A bestselling handbook that presents the facts, dispels the myths, presents the choices, and answers the questions which are most often asked. We not only recommend this book to patients but regularly use it as a source of reference ourselves. |
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Contraception |
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Anne Szarewski, John Guillebaud |
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Recent developments in methods of contraception have presented women with a wider range of options than ever before. At the same time, however, scare stories, particularly about the pill, have spread anxiety and confusion. |
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The Complete Kama Sutra |
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The First Unabridged Modern Translation of the Classic Indian Text. Examines lovemaking from courtship to consummation. |
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Hot Sex How To Do It |
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Tracey Cox |
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A practical, down-to-earth, explicit and fun guide to sex and relationships for women and men. Tracey Cox cuts straight to the nitty gritty to deliver candid advice with a healthy dose of humour. |
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The Guide to Living with HIV Infection |
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John G. Bartlett MD, Ann K. Finkbeiner |
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A guide to living with HIV infection. In this new edition, Dr. John Bartlett and Ann Finkbeiner thoroughly update their discussion of the disease, from the evolving issue of when to start treatment to the new and sophisticated tests for the response to treatment, for the state of the immune system, and for HIV's resistance to various drugs.
They describe these drugs' unanticipated side effects, among which are changes in peoples' appearances and increases in the lipid levels of their blood. They offer advice on adhering to the drugs' regimen - a regimen so strict and demanding that even AIDS doctors, in trials using placebos, failed it. And they explain the medical strategies by which the levels of HIV can be pushed down to an undetectable level and made to stay there.
The authors emphasize the importance of receiving this good news cautiously. Though improvements in the drugs have made them easier to take, they still cost between 10,000 and 12,000 dollars per year, and no one knows whether HIV will develop resistance to them. New stresses accompany this uncertainty, and new perspectives accompany this new world. The book offers advice both to those for whom treatment works and to those for whom it doesn't - all focused on remaining well as long as possible. It offers medical, emotional, social, financial and legal advice for people with HIV infection and for their families and friends.
This new edition features discussion of: using the CD4 cell count and viral load tests to monitor response to treatment, to assess prognosis, and to indicate the state of the immune system; new tests of HIV's resistance to the various drugs against HIV; advice on when to start treatment; strategy for achieving "no detectable virus"; tricks for adhering to the strict regimen required by the anti-HIV drugs; new information on the unanticipated side effects of the anti-HIV drugs; advice to women with HIV infection who become pregnant; new information on the risks of transmitting HIV; changes in emotional perspective resulting from living with HIV infection; and new guidelines for choosing a physician. |
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