Diet, Sex and Fitness

reach for your mate instead of your plate

Least dieting get boring, Sue McGarvie has written a new book, “Lean and Lusty: the Libido Diet.” Ms. McGarvie is a registered sex therapist and host of Canada’s ‘Sunday Night Sex with Sue.’

She wrote her book because she believes that low libido affects 53% of women who are either under or overweight, have been on the birth control pill, and have food, skin or digestive sensitivities or environmental allergies, and would much rather clean the bathroom than have sex with loving partners.

Ms. McGarvie never explains her program for addressing low libido but she assures us that changing her hormones worked for her and her clients and she dropped 175 pounds delighting her partner.

The book is marketed as a benefit for dropping extra pounds.

I’m still unclear exactly what Ms. McGarvie is proposing.

But I’m sure that Ms. McGarview, who declared personal bankruptcy after the sudden closure of her Love and Romance shops in 2005 and whose pictures show a transition to a skinnier lady, will find gold.

Some of her other books are:

The G Spot orgasm and other adventures in mind blowing orgasms.

Premature Ejaculation.

Improving Penis Size

Ms. McGarvie’s book, “Lean and Lusty: the Libido Diet” is not available on Amazon or Barnes and Noble.

Nor is the idea of sex and fitness new.

Other books to investigate are:

• The Ultimate Sex Diet: The Super Sex Diet That Works by Kerry McCloskey
• The Orgasmic Diet: A Revolutionary Plan to Lift Your Libido and Bring You to Orgasm by Marrena Lindberg
• The Great American Sex Diet: Where the Only Thing You Nibble On… Is Your Partner! by Laura Corn
• The Sex Diet: for Women! by Hope Carson
• The Better Sex Diet by Lynn Fischer