Anyone struggling with maintaining their libido will find that colder temperatures and a change in the weather will add to their struggle. At least, that is what science says.<\/p>\n
Science states that the changes in hormones and less sunlight have a physical effect on the body as well as emotional reactions. People tend to be lazier during the winter and that can mean many don\u2019t feel like having sex.<\/p>\n
Anyone raised in the country has heard about \u201cfirst frost babies.\u201d These are children born from mid-July to Aug. 1. The term refers to the time of conception being around the same time the area had its first frost around mid-October to early November.<\/p>\n
The idea for many of these country residents is that it\u2019s simply too hot in the summer for sex. Most didn\u2019t have air conditioning in the earlier 20th century when the term \u201cfirst frost babies” came into vogue and the idea was prevalent among those living in hotter Southern regions.<\/p>\n
Those living on farms are also aware that animals became friskier as the summer cooled off and autumn temperatures set in. That confirmed the idea of first frost sex in the minds of those living in these areas.<\/p>\n
The sun sends less intense rays in the winter. That leads to less serotonin production. Serotonin is the primary hormone that promotes sex drive and less of it means you will likely experience fewer sexual urges.<\/p>\n
There is something else that goes on in your body during the winter. Melatonin replaces serotonin. Melatonin enhances sleep and more of it puts the brakes on your sex drive. Darker hours earlier in the evening can also make you feel tired as you adjust to time and light changes.<\/p>\n
It is also a scientific fact that winter weather brings on more headaches.<\/p>\n
Those who struggle with libido should consider taking serotonin supplements during the winter to offset
\neffects of weather and light changes.<\/p>\n
You may also consider getting out in the sunshine when it\u2019s available or investing in a safe, artificial light you can enjoy indoors.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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