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Coffee
Friday, February 08, 2008 at 7:51 PM

A Jolt from Java

Your morning cup of coffee might be doing more than perking you up. It might be turning you on. Men and women who have at least one cup of joe a day are nearly twice as likely to describe themselves as sexually active, according to one study. And guys who indulge report fewer problems with erections. Jeanne Shaw, Ph.D., an Atlanta-based certified sex therapist and clinical psychologist, chalks up coffee's erotic potential to the java jolt. "If you feel sluggish and the caffeine wakes you, then you're going to say, 'Oh, I'm horny,' instead of roll over and go to sleep," she explains. Coffee in bed in the mornings is the idea, but practice moderation (with the coffee, that is). Once you move beyond one or two cups a day, caffeine can leave you agitated and edgy.


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P.S I love coffee.

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