Objectives: Ageing is associated with a number of medical conditions likely to impair sexual
performance. Recent research indicates that only 56% of married women older than 60 (compared to 75% of men) are sexually active. Aging is associated with decreased metabolism, increased visceral fat, hair loss, decreased mobility, increased incidence of body aches & impaired self-confidence leading to marital dissatisfaction, conflicts or apathy. Thyroid hormones decline results in depressive symptoms, low self esteem, self-blame and discontent. Pain and poor mobility is a common denominator in all ageing groups.
Introduction: A recent study by Dr Nuris Lampe (2017) on 14 diabetic neuropathy patients treated with signalling reported a 98% of pain relief and increased foot mobility.
Clinical studies revealed hair growth on 10 aged patients treated with signalling. In women estrogen decline leads to loss of subcutaneous tissue from the mons
pubis, atrophy of labia majora & shortening & loss of elasticity of the vaginal
barrel. Collagen and elastic content decreases by 30% to 50%. Laser and radio frequency vaginal rejuvenation create scar tissue reducing sexual sensation for women.
Materials / method: 25 subjects who received vaginal rejuvenation via signalling combined
with a motor nerve signalling London University invention that offers a full 8
seconds contraction of the vagina, reported increased sexual contact, increased
sexual desire & satisfaction during intercourse plus increased frequency of sexual activity from 1nce in 3 months to 1nce weekly. Women reported a reduction in bacterial infections. Testosterone decline with ageing is associated with depressed mood, suppressed sexual appetite & erectile dysfunction. 8 male subjects received 12 motor nerve signalling treatments.
Results: Study reported significantly increased testosterone concentrations, plus a boost of energy & sexuality in all 8 subjects. A clinical study (12 subject, 3 times weekly) indicated an increase in both sexual desire and activity and an ability
to sustain sexual intercourse longer. (Barnard, 2013). A decrease of visceral fat, hunger reduction and vigorous detox were also reported. A study with 350 subjects showed RBC separation acting like a natural blood thinner in both men and women ( and Weiss, 2010) explaining both the increase in sexuality and the intense detoxification observed.
Conclusion: Psychotherapy should be added to the above mentioned signalling methods that can enhance sexual activity, fitness and mobility, overall body rejuvenation & decrease visceral fat, pain & hair loss. Psychotherapy must focus on self approval, acceptance and realistic appreciation of strengths and weaknesses. Learning how to turn adversity into advantage and utilise character trends adaptively. Freeing oneself from the stickiness of the past, putting attachments, resentments and losses into personal “museum” and starting over to ensure professional & interpersonal success & contentment.
Disclosures
Did you receive any funding to support your research for this TOPIC?
No
Were you provided with any honoraria, payment or other compensation for your work on this study?
No
Do you have any financial relationship with any entity which may closely compete with the medications, materials or instruments covered by your study?
No
Do you own or have you applied for any patents in conjunction with the instruments, medications or materials discussed in your study?
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This work was not supported by any direct or non direct funding. It is under the author's own responsability
