Andrew Huberman· PhD
For instance, there are data showing that, in many, not all, but in many women, in the four to five days prior to ovulation, there is a dramatic increase in libido.
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For instance, there are data showing that, in many, not all, but in many women, in the four to five days prior to ovulation, there is a dramatic increase in libido.
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and some associated increases in androgens, things like DHEA and testosterone, which, just as in males can be related to libido, in females trigger libido.