The Guide

What Foods Can Help Boost Libido in Women?

12. marts 2023

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Written by She Can Health Team

While there are no magic foods that can guarantee a boost in libido or sexual desire, a healthy and balanced diet can contribute to overall sexual health and well-being. Here are some foods that may have a positive impact on libido and sexual desire in women:

Smega: A Potenial Cause for Anaorgasm and Reduced Desire in Women

12. marts 2023

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Written by She Can Health Team

What is Smega and how can this interfere with a women's ability to orgasm? Smega, simply put, is dead skin cells that accumulate to form little keratin pearls in the clitoral hood/pathways. These pearls can form into clitoral adhesions or blockages to the point where the skin is no longer mobile (ie you cannot pull the clitoral hood back). Smega pearls can range in severity from mild to severe (requiring surgery to remove).

How Birth Control is inadvertently reducing sex drive: The Pheromone Connection

11. februar 2023

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Written by She Can Health Team

Many women don't think too much (or know enough) about the lesser known side effects of birth control. Adverse effects and warnings are generally related to potential blood clots, mood swings, hormonal acne, and depression (depending on the pill, of course). But what if the side effects said: potentially you will attract the wrong partner?

Orgasms 101: The Health Benefits of Regular Orgasms

10. november 2022

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Written by She Can Health Team

The human body is truly miraculous--there are so many processes and thousands of peptides and chemicals flowing through our system at any given time, but have you ever wondered what scientifically is happening behind the scenes when you are having an orgasm? Why is it that you sleep better or feel more relaxed? What about feeling like you aren't as interested in food? Let's take a look at some of the chemical processes happening in the body and what the corresponding benefit is after orgasm.

Deep Dive Into Our Low Libido Treatment Cream Ingredients: Topical Viagra for Women

9. november 2022

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Written by She Can Health Team

Now we will look at the predominate functions of each of the ingredients in Scream Cream and why they are important for boosting arousal and blood flow to the erectile tissue (the clitoris!).

Does Female Viagra Exist? How Viagra Relates to Female Libido

3. november 2022

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Written by She Can Health Team

Everyone knows about the little blue pill, Viagra, which has become the secret weapon for men globally to cure erectile dysfunction. Women have long been awaiting a similar treatment, a female viagra, to help boost desire, ease stimulation, and get in the mood when they want to. However female desire has been understudied and under researched.

Sexual Pain and Decreased Libido in Women

28. september 2022

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Written by She Can Health Team

What is Dyspareunia or "sexual pain"?

Many women experience sexual pain at some point in their lives. Sexual pain is often referred to as "dyspareunia" in the medical world, and can stem from a variety of causes. The first thing to understand is the pain "provoked" or "unprovoked". Unprovoked meaning the pain is there whether something is touching it or not. Provoked pain stems from insertion or sexual intercourse.

Does a correlation between COVID-19 Infections and Decreased Sexual Desire in Women Exist?

26. september 2022

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Written by She Can Health Team

The pandemic has reshaped our lives in many different ways, but some women are asking if there decreased sex drive is related to a COVID-19 Infection. Relatively under-researched, (as with most women's health topics!) new research reports indicate that yes, there is a correlation between women who have had COVID-19 and a decreased sexual desire. Learn how Scream Cream can help boost desire today!

What is our Low Libido Treatment Cream also known as Scream Cream?

23. september 2022

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Written by She Can Health Team

What is Our Low Libido Treatment Cream also known as Scream Cream?

Scream cream is a prescription cream which is applied to the clitoris to boost sensitivity and desire. The ingredients in Scream Cream help to increase blood flow and sensitivity to the vagina. It is formulated with ingredients like Sildenafil (generic Viagra), that are vasodilators. Vasodilators are a category of medications that dilate blood vessels, essentially opening up walls of the vessels to allow the blood to flow more easily. Scream Cream when applied topically will increase the flow of blood after 30 mins, creating a rush of "energy" to the clitoris which helps to ease of stimulation and lubrication. Essentially it is a "viagra" for women.

What is Dyspareunia or "sexual pain"?

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