Women's appetite is directly proportional to their sexual desire

Under normal circumstances, people with a good appetite will have a stronger sexual desire, because a good appetite will lead to a strong physique and abundant energy. However, under the influence of certain physiological diseases, there will be a sharp contrast between appetite and sexual desire. Some diabetic patients may have a good appetite but a declining sexual desire. Some tuberculosis patients have poor appetite but increased sexual desire.

When women have abnormal diet, they often have problems with their sexual desire.

The Popular Health Network has found that many women often have problems with their sexual desire when they have abnormal eating habits. For example, women with anorexia are particularly prone to loss of libido, pain during intercourse, vaginismus, and difficulty reaching orgasm. Some women with binge eating disorder are afraid that men will discover their abnormal eating habits, so they will gradually avoid contact with men and are unwilling to establish close emotional or sexual relationships with them. Due to self-avoidance of sexual life and lack of sexual satisfaction, they overeat and drink more, forming a vicious cycle.

Men attempt to cover up their emotional pain by releasing their sexual desires

The situation is different for men, as it is difficult to understand changes in their sexual desire from the perspective of appetite. Sometimes the appetite is very good, but the sexual desire may be average; sometimes the appetite is poor, but the sexual desire is enhanced. For example, when they encounter pain in life or setbacks at work, they may be depressed and lose their appetite, as the saying goes: "My stomach is full of anger" or "I am too sad to eat." However, the sexual desire did not decrease at all, and in fact, contrary to the norm, the frequency of sexual intercourse increased significantly. Psychological experts believe that many men attempt to cover up their emotional pain by releasing their carnal desires, diverting or distracting their attention in order to gain physical comfort.