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Better sex: why you should know these 3 yoga poses
Could sex really be better? Why yoga is the key to new climaxes and which 3 positions increase the desire to make love.

Yoga for the libido
Yoga relaxes, keeps you fit - and helps our love life reach new heights. A study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine found that women who do yoga have a greater desire for sex and better orgasms. This is because the right positions strengthen the pelvic floor, blood flow to the sexual organs and mobility. Yoga therefore has a positive influence on libido. It gives you more stamina and balances your hormones. It also releases blockages. So it's good to know the best exercises for more pleasure ...
Better sex: you should know these 3 yoga poses
By now you're probably curious to know which yoga exercises we're talking about. So let's get straight to it - from Ommm to Ahhh!
Position 1: The butterfly
In a seated position, bring your heels together in front of the center of your body and clasp your feet with your hands. Stretch your legs towards the floor with gentle movements. This exercise opens the hips and stimulates circulation.
Position 2: The shoulder stand
From a supine position, raise your legs and pelvis vertically into the air. Support the position with your hands, resting your weight on your shoulders. Breathe calmly and fluently - hold the position for 3 minutes. The tension has a positive effect on the whole body.
Position 3: The bridge
Lie on your back and place your arms next to your body. Tense the pelvic floor and lift the pelvis until the body forms a straight line. Hold the position. This position relaxes the pelvis in particular.
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Source: LEA
