A Consumer Reports survey reveals that more than 80 percent of sexually active Americans have avoided sex in the past year. Their top six reasons include being too tired, not feeling well, not being in the mood, needing to care for children or pets, needing to work, or preferring to watch TV or a movie. [read more]

A survey of men and women living in urban U.S. areas shows that 62 percent of respondents feel they don’t have sex often enough. More than half also indicate they have less sex than usual when they are stressed out, and in particular, women are significantly more likely to report having less sex when stressed. [read more]

Relora, the premier all-natural, anti-stress dietary supplement, is now available in a fast-absorbing and fast-acting liquid with a convenient 0.25 ml dose. Relora’s unique blend of extracts from the bark of Magnolia officinalisand Phellodendron amurense act to calm the mind and body. While Relora Liquid is unflavored, Next Pharmaceuticals offers it as a turnkey product [read more]

Research reveals that more than 80 percent of men and women living in urban U.S. areas are as stressed or more stressed than they were a year ago. Nearly four in 10 responded that they have more stress in their lives than those around them. In addition, when asked to rank themselves on a “stressometer,” [read more]

The October 2009 issue of First for Women featured Relora for its ability to keep cortisol levels in balance. Cortisol is a stress hormone that can keep the brain in a state of hyperarousal, which may lead to poor sleep and morning exhaustion. The magazine cited research conducted at Cincinnati’s LaValle Metabolic Institute, where 86 [read more]