The slow,steady decline in sexual activity most individuals experience over the course of life is caused by

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As people age, their bodies naturally produce lower levels of sex hormones, such as testosterone and estrogen. This can lead to physical changes that can affect sexual activity, such as decreased sensitivity and lubrication, as well as decreased libido. Additionally, other physiological changes, such as chronic illnesses and medications, can further contribute to the decline in sexual activity. Menopause and viropause (male menopause) can also contribute to this decline, but they are not the only factors at play. PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder) is a condition that affects some women before their periods, but it is not directly related to the decline in sexual activity. The cumulative effects of excess hormones generated during sexual activity do not contribute to the decline in sexual activity.

The Slow,steady Decline in Sexual Activity Most Individuals Experience Over