After about two drinks people are really starting to feel good and open and loosen up. This is the time where pleasure and is optimal and our brains are stimulated.
When in moderation it helps in sexual pleasure, and we are more open to the idea of it. So where does wine come in? Well for women, red wine make their sex drive active than other drinks. It has been found that by drinking red wine, blood flow becomes more pronounced in women's neither regions. But anything after two drinks and it begins to have the opposite effect. If you ever attend a match maker or dating mixer, most will have a 2 drink max for this very reason.
For men, red wine increases things in most of the vital areas. There is more blood flow to the erectile tissues as well as a boost in testosterone. Most males lose testosterone over time, but drinking red wine actually helps block the enzyme that causes the body to excrete it.
But when men have to much alcohol including wine, it can cause a man to have trouble functioning and getting the job done.
So when it comes to sex and alcohol, it is best to have a good balance. Plus no one likes sloppy sex, unless you really don't care about that and are only out for the 'game'. But that's a different story.
Hi Michael,
ReplyDeleteI’ve enjoyed reading your posts about wine, mostly the benefits and the amazing facts that you mentioned in an early post. I, myself, just started a blog about wine because I am a wine lover. This post on “wine and sex” reminds me one of my posts that I wrote about the fact that wine acts as a social lubricant, specially, alcohol. When people share that glass of a well made and aged wine, this build a bridge in friendship and helps them discovering their soul.
The way you write it, is very amazing, the use of words and expression you used to describe how wine can leads to sexual pleasure to both men and women. What is interesting in your blog is that you do not stick to the reviewing of wine, which I can find in most wine blogs. I am not an expert in wine reviewing but I like the way you describe those wine. Your blog inspires me a lot to write more about wine. However, mine is more about a journey and experiences I can meet with.
I am looking forward to read more about your blog post. Keep it up.
Cheers
Laura.