Summary: <p style="text-align: center;"><em>Just like we’re not a victim of our trauma, we’re not a victim of our genetics. We’re not a victim of our circumstances; we actually have the power if we put attention and consider ourselves important enough to heal.” -Dr. Keesha Ewers</em></p> <p>Low libido is a common concern for women, maybe especially those with PCOS. Why? Dr. Keesha Ewers has researched the topic extensively and developed a theory of 5 root causes. Women with PCOS will almost certainly relate to many of them including “fighting with your body” and feeling it has betrayed you, but it goes much further. As Dr. Keesha says, “What’s in your head goes to your bed.” Listen in as we discuss:</p> <ul> <li>PCOS, how it can affect our libidos, and what we can do about it</li> <li>The pill and its impact on libido</li> <li>Five root causes for low libido</li> <li>The biology of stress causing low libido</li> </ul>
