Infertility in both men and women has become a modern epidemic. Problems like erectile dysfunction now appear to affect more than fifty-percent of the population over the age of 40. It almost seems as though the most natural thing in the world is no longer second nature.

Sex and Fertilityis a comprehensive and fun collection of natural medicinal solutions to the modern world's most pressing problems of infertility and reproductive health.

Sex and Fertility examines ancient aphrodisiacs that have been resurrected and vindicated by modern science, and that are becoming available again. Combining tradition with modern science and natural medicine, this book will answer your questions about reproductive health, male and female infertility and libido, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, vaginal dryness, postpartum depression, low libido after birth, and will help women enrich their self-images and sexuality after menopause.

Also, because having sex and making a baby is supposed to be healthy and fun, Sex and Fertility has been written to be fun and easy to read for both men and women, and intersperses practical, easy to follow advice with amusing stories and fun facts.

Linda Woolven is one of Canada's leading natural health authors. She studied herbalism at Dominion Herbal College, acupuncture at the Toronto Institute of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture, psychology at Y ork U niversity and counselling at the U niversity of Toronto. The author and coauthor of more than six books, she also co-writes the natural health newsletter The Natural Path and has written for many newspapers and magazines, including the Toronto Star, Alive, Better Nutrition and Canadian Living. L inda has appeared on CBC radio and Citytv's Breakfast Television as well as on many other television and radio shows.

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Linda Woolvan and Ted Snider have been writing and producing The Natural Path newsletter for over nine years. In addition, Ted and Linda are the authors of Herbal Guide, a herbal CD-ROM. Their natural health column appears regularly in major Ontario newspapers.

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