Introduction
A person's sex drive is not set in stone. There are lots of different factors that can influence a person's sex drive, including lifestyle factors that are potentially within a person's control. People who lead healthier lifestyles, in general, are often going to have better sex lives.

Improved Nutrition
Some people may have nutrient deficiencies that are having an impact on their sex lives. Zinc is an essential nutrient for hormone production, so getting adequate zinc can help. People should also avoid eating low-fat diets since fat is crucial to hormone production in general. Eating a diet that is rich in antioxidants can also make all the difference.

Adequate Exercise
Sex is partly about cardiovascular fitness. There is no way of getting around that. People who have good cardiovascular fitness are going to have better blood circulation. Individuals who do at least thirty minutes of moderate exercise five times a week are going to have much better cardiovascular fitness and better blood circulation, and this is going to translate to a better sex drive.

Moderate regular exercise can reduce a person's risk of just about every health problem, from high blood pressure to diabetes, and all of these illnesses can reduce a person's sex drive. Regular exercise helps in the short-term and long-term.

Stress Reduction
People should never underestimate the effects of stress. Psychological health problems are real health problems. Stress is a real health problem, and it might be one of the most severe health problems that people are going to encounter today. In some cases, stress can reduce a person's sex drive all by itself with no other correlating factors.

Exercise can reduce stress, but it isn't enough for a lot of people. People should try to spend some time reducing their own stress in whatever way works for them, whether it's reading a book or socializing with friends. Some people have specific psychological problems that might be interfering with their sex lives. Consulting with a sex therapist can help. Sex has always made it clear that there is no separation between the mind and the body, and that goes for sex therapy as well.