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When you start losing a good amount of weight does your sex drive increase? I know it's kind of a personal question but this is the ladies chat so I don't feel too uncomfortable asking this.

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It did for me! There was another thread here where I suggested that we start a group called "Lapband Nymphos" because it seems that weight loss certainly made some women's libidos go through the roof!

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It did for me! There was another thread here where I suggested that we start a group called "Lapband Nymphos" because it seems that weight loss certainly made some women's libidos go through the roof!

Whoo hoo lol! I'm so glad to hear that! My fiancé loves the way I look but if you're not comfortable with yourself then it doesn't matter so I'm excited and looking for my confidence and sex drive to increase! I agree with your group too and I hope to be able to join soon! Haha!

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LOL....to answer simply...YES!!

When you are starting to live a healthy lifestyle you feel amazing and have great energy, and that makes you feel sexy regardless of how much you have lost or how much more you still need to lose. Since getting my CPAP machine, I am not tired at night anymore which has been a bonus, who would have thought?? LOL

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I've always had a high sex drive so I couldnt tell. LOL

On a serious note... foods with saturated fats from meats are filled with chemicals and stimulants that have the opposite effect on libido and performance. Heavy metals, air pollution, food toxins, fungicides, herbicides and soda consumption all weaken the cell system in the body leading to a low sex drive.

Eating healthy & clean means you are detoxifying your body of toxins and therefore flushing your major organs and promoting longevity.

Also, it helps when you look good you feel good. So go get him, girl!

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My sex drive is thru the roof! I love it!

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My sex drive is thru the roof! I love it!

Love your photo!

I think it's all he hormones that are released as we are losing. All that estrogen really rev's things up a notch!

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Love your photo!

I think it's all he hormones that are released as we are losing. All that estrogen really rev's things up a notch!

Thank you!

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Oh most definitely!!!! :)

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As a man speaking from experience and having lost close to 200 pounds, hell yes it does. I can't even pee outside and have a gust of wind touch it without getting an erection. I think my wife walked with a limp after I lost my first 100 pounds.

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As a man speaking from experience and having lost close to 200 pounds' date=' hell yes it does. I can't even pee outside and have a gust of wind touch it without getting an erection. I think my wife walked with a limp after I lost my first 100 pounds.[/quote']

LOL!!! Well glad to know!

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It did for me! There was another thread here where I suggested that we start a group called "Lapband Nymphos" because it seems that weight loss certainly made some women's libidos go through the roof!

That's right Sex thru the roof

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