The Hormone of Desire : The Truth About Sexuality, Menopause, and Testosterone

by Susan Rako MD

Millions of women experience a traumatic loss of sexual desire during menopause. Although estrogen and progesterone alleviate many of the effects of menopause, they cannot address flagging sexual desire. This first book to reveal the benefits of testosterone supplements for menopausal women will be an invaluable tool for women and their doctors.

Genres: Nonfiction, Health

140 pages, Hardcover

First published January 30, 1996

Reviews

[Any Length · Rating 5 out of 5]

This review is a bit frank. DO not read on if you are too easily embarrassed.

Absolutely vital reading for any woman at any age.
And doctors should be made to read this book too. Especially those doctors who really do behave like old sailors who still belief in a flat earth and fear to sail to the far lands. Most of them do not even want to hear that a woman's sex life isn't quite right.
They almost hold their hands over their ears and go "blahblahblah - I'm not listening".

Testosterone is one very important hormone for a woman's healthy sex life. If a woman is deficient, things might stop working altogether, even if all the right methods are employed.
It is vitally important that women do not stop searching for an answer even if their doctors do not want to hear about it. Go seek another doctor who is more willing to try a new thing.
Do not let yourself be fobbed off by old fashioned thinking that women shouldn't pursue a healthy sex life, especially if they are not married.

[Jennifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very important book that every woman & man should read.