It is also instrumental to memory, appetite, mood, perception of pain and libido. |
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For example, you may have had the debilitating experience of taking a medication that suppresses your libido. |
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Although this act demands the power of the libido and examines the border of life, it finds itself in the realm of death from the beginning. |
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Testosterone may boost libido, but it can have side effects such as acne, prostate enlargement and male pattern baldness. |
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The drive behind the artist's creative activity was unsatisfied libido manifesting itself in escapist phantasy. |
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Loss of libido may be caused by physical changes to your body as a result of cancer treatment. |
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Or you might need some interesting and kinky stuff to loosen up a very strangled libido. |
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Symptoms of hyperprolactinaemia include amenorrhoea, galactorrhoea, infertility, loss of libido and erectile dysfunction. |
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Hypoandrogenemia results in decreased bone density, increased lean body mass, diminished libido, and decreased quality of life. |
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The most common complaints were of fatigue, loss of libido, and decreased genital sensation. |
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Scientists can't confirm that for a fact, but the belief that certain ones stir the libido may be all the convincing that's needed. |
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In the longer term, it interferes with the production of the male hormone testosterone, which can reduce libido. |
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The whole Latin-lifestyle shtick epitomises youthful sophistication, syncopated libido and relaxed, hedonistic good times. |
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Table 1 summarizes the effects of various antidepressants and antipsychotics on libido. |
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While they are effective, side effects can include loss of libido and bone thinning. |
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Her excessive libido and debauched lifestyle are now discussed with unprecedented enthusiasm and indiscretion. |
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We offer natural supplements for thyroid support, menopause, andropause, peri-menopause, bone health, enhancing libido, and more. |
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But he blamed all this on the press, TV companies, kiss-and-tell girlfriends, society in general and a turbo-charged libido. |
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I guess philosophy must do something to your libido, because most philosophers unhesitatingly plump for the Socratic option. |
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Other symptoms include decreased libido, mood swings and a weakened immune system. |
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The Futurists, the Surrealists, the abstract expressionists, all sought their passionate rhapsodies, of mechanization, or libido, or spontaneity. |
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Hormones may be the culprit, because birth control pills decrease testosterone levels, which may affect female libido. |
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Jung saw the libido as flowing between the opposite poles of the conscious and the unconscious, the outer and inner life, in a continuous cycle of progression and regression. |
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One would only hope that such seasoned cinema vets would produce material that might whet one's libido, or at least take a novel approach to fleshly longing. |
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She's his posthumous enabler, cutting him plenty of slack for his male needs, allowing him to poeticize his libido, making his affair with Wevill an artistic necessity. |
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Androgen deprivation did not prove beneficial and has adverse effects such as osteoporosis, weight gain, hot flushes, gynecomastia, impotence and loss of libido. |
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The narrator's psychiatrist told her that a poltergeist was a sort of ecto plasmic manifestation of adolescent libido. |
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His libido was so far down the Byronic scale that he was pronounced incurably impotent in his divorce from his wife Effie. |
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Is there any kind of therapy, drug or herb that can lower libido? |
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Then there's Jung's repudiation of Freud's idea of the libido. |
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Desire has its indirection, libido its whims, and Léon, who now lacks both stable home and partner, is their consenting victim. |
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Parrish said she began experiencing low libido during her second marriage and therefore decided to participate in the clinical trial. |
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Almost as soon as the wedding service was over your libido, which was never that high, plummeted. |
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It acts on men to restore them to a healthy functional status in which they experience a more active libido. |
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Loss of potency and libido impair the quality of life and self-confidence and require special attention. |
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It's a long-standing belief that eating oysters, especially raw, will increase your libido. |
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Satake, however, has his own reasons for keeping his libido on ice despite his complicated feelings for the Shanghai bar girl Yamamoto he himself had been pursuing. |
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Decreased libido has also been treated with sildenafil citrate. |
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Babykins suggested something along those lines as well, but it was clear that she thought the woman's libido was the healthy one as opposed to Snowman's opinion. |
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Freud postulated a narcissistic stage of emotional development, or primary narcissism, which precedes any investment of libido in objects other than the self. |
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For centuries, traditional Chinese doctors have been using swiftlet nests to cure various ailments, raise libido and rejuvenate skin. |
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Against the intrinsic disorder of the human libido he proposed to reinforce, like a fortress, the institutions of family and marriage and the virtues of fidelity and chastity. |
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One small study showed improvement in libido and hot flushes in 15 women given nutrition and lifestyle advice and a tailor-made herbal prescription, compared with a control group. |
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The ego as an organ which seeks to synthesize thoughts in the psyche is said to be driven by libido or eros. |
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My care factor, along with my libido, had disappeared right out my bedroom window. |
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From some undreamed-of reservoir my body summoned up a gravity tank of incalescent libido. |
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Within psychology, conflict avoidance and the libido are seen to be primary motivators. |
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Burt Lancaster is a clean-cut cop trying to redirect Scott's libido. |
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Hypothyroid develops gradually and its symptoms are varied: physical and intellectual asthenia, apathy, drowsiness, excessive chilliness, paleness, low libido and others. |
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She and Otto represent both the lawlessness of the Freudian unconscious — the disruptive force of untamed libido — and what might be called a Cronenbergian principle of uncontrollability. |
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Nervous System: Increased sweating, paresthesia, hypoesthesia, impotence, decreased libido, depression, anxiety, dry mouth, vertigo, migraine, tremor, dysphonia, ataxia, confusion, somnolence, insomnia, nervousness. |
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It is very effective in cases of lack of libido and inability to have or maintain an sufficient erection for penetration and reach a satisfying orgasm. |
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Psychiatric disorders: Abnormal dreams, anxiety, confusional state, depressed mood, disorientation, irritability, loss of libido, negative thoughts, panic attack, social avoidant behaviour, sopor. |
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Unregulated prohormones are available in the US as topical sprays to enhance libido. |
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The researchers suggest that a surge of testosterone in the brain would give an explanation for the aggressive behaviour and heightened libido in some individuals. |
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I call it a mystery because the child's grasp of the biological facts will anticipate his experience of the libido for which those facts are pertinent. |
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The regressing libido apparently desexualizes itself by retreating back step-by-step to the presexual stage of earliest infancy. |
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She engaged in adultery because her spouse has a low libido, while hers is very high. |
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Baz, a mascaraed gay man who agitates on behalf of the libido. |
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