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51. Lost Your Sex Drive?
    
    Sometimes you can't when you want to. Sometimes you want to when you can't. Sex drive killers come in all guises. They strike men and women, young and old. They can target your brain and your body. For Bonne Oliverio, a retired information specialist who lives just outside Cleveland, the drugs she t
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52. The Truth About Maca and Your Libido
    
    Kathleen Zelman, MPH, RD, discusses the Peruvian herb maca.
    
53. Experts Solve Major Love Disasters (Their Own)
    
    By Celeste Perron They teach women to have better sex, stronger relationships, and fewer fights about money, yet the women you'll meet here didn't have all the answers, especially when it came to their own marriages. Now they tell us what they learned the hard way - and how it can help you. Lissa Ra
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54. Kissing: The Hot Love Habit That Makes You Both Happier
    
    By Ayana Byrd Have you ever wondered why we kiss? It's actually a strange way to spend your time lips smooshed together, breath (good or bad) mingling, and let's not even get into the tongue action. Yet we love it. We cheer when movie characters seal their happily-ever-afters with a smooch. A bodies
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55. Are You a Sex Addict?
    
    By Liz Welch Anna is sitting in a New York café, sipping an English Breakfast tea. Dressed in patterned tights and a black sweaterdress, the 20-something Smith College grad has auburn curls and big brown eyes. Pretty? Yes. Sexy? Sure. Sex addict? No way. But she's currently being treated for sex add
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56. Keep Your Sex Life Alive Post-Kids
    
    Julia (not her real name) was no stranger to motherhood -- her first child was 14 months old when her second was born -- so she wasn't expecting any real surprises when it came to her sex life. It would subside for a while, she figured, then gradually get back on track. Instead, Julia discovered a s
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57. 8 of Your Most Common Questions About Sex
    
    By Laura Berman It happens at my speaking engagements, of course, but also at cocktail parties and PTA meetings, even in department stores: People who've learned that I'm a sex therapist have tons of questions for me. Some just want to hear more about what I do, but most are concerned with very spec
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58. Cynthia Nixon on Love, Sex, and Women's Health
    
    While it may be hard to believe, Cynthia Nixon insists that dressing up in fabulous threads and hanging out with your BFFs can actually be a dangerous job. Nixon, whom we all recognize as Miranda Hobbes from Sex and the City -- the cable TV series and the movies -- is sitting by the window of a sush
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59. 7 Ways to Put Your Marriage First
    
    By Ellen Seidman It's 8 a.m., and I'm caught up in the get-the-kids-to-school shuffle: shoes, breakfast, knapsacks, and no, you can't bring the vacuum cleaner for show-and-tell. Suddenly, I catch my husband giving me a funny look. "What?" I say, wondering if I have toothpaste on my cheek. "Do you kn
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60. He Hit You Once -- Should You Be Worried?
    
    In every issue of WebMD the Magazine, we ask our experts to answer readers' questions about a wide range of topics. In our May 2010 issue, we turned to WebMD's mental health expert, Patricia Farrell, PhD, to discuss at what point being hit in a relationship counts as abuse. Q. During an argument las
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