Lisa Maxbauer

Your libido shift isn't your fault—it's clinical, and it affects nearly half of women over 50

Discover how desire boosts everything from heart health to happiness—at any age Key Takeaways

For years, women suffered in silence. Now they're speaking up—and reclaiming their intimacy

For decades, women were left out of sexual health research. Here's how that's finally changing

Your spark didn't just vanish—brain chemistry changes may be to blame Key Takeaways Concerned about low desire?

Lisa Maxbauer “What's better than an apple a day?” asks Anna Cabeca, DO. “An orgasm a day!” The triple board-certified ob-gyn, known as “the

Millions of women have kept their low desire a secret, thinking they were alone. A voice in their head kept whispering: Is it just me? Their desire vanished—not overnight, but slowly like the shift of seasons. And by the time they realized it was gone, many of them felt too ashamed or embarrassed to bring

Here’s the scene: You’re enjoying brunch with your girlfriends, talking candidly about your relationships, when one brave woman at the table admits that her libido has vanished. “I miss having a sex life, but I guess this is just part of getting older,” she says. That’s the moment when you can be a stellar friend

Plus see the red flags that signal dangerously high blood sugar levels Key Takeaways Many diabetes symptoms can mimic signs of aging, menopause and everyday stress.

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