By Sadie Whitelocks
PUBLISHED: 14:32 GMT, 9 May 2012
Set your alarm clocks, fellas! Women's sexual appetite peaks at 11pm on Saturday night, says study
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There's a time and a place for sex, and latest research suggests for women their desire peaks at 11pm on a Saturday night - the venue TBC.
The finding is just of the statistics to emerge from a nationwide study investigating the truth behind female libido. Despite more than than
three quarters of the UK being satisfied with their sex lives, a large proportion blamed hectic work schedules and lack of free time for dampening
the mood. And although the UK is not known for its balmy weather, 40 per cent of Brits shunned the traditional prudish image to enjoy regular
al fresco sex.
Last year the London School of Economics reported that Thursday morning is the best day for couples to have sex. According to researchers
this is the time when natural cortisol energy levels, which stimulate sex hormones, are at their peak. Also levels of the sex hormones testosterone
in men and oestrogen in women were found to be up to five times higher at the beginning of the day.
PUBLISHED: 14:32 GMT, 9 May 2012
Set your alarm clocks, fellas! Women's sexual appetite peaks at 11pm on Saturday night, says study
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There's a time and a place for sex, and latest research suggests for women their desire peaks at 11pm on a Saturday night - the venue TBC.
The finding is just of the statistics to emerge from a nationwide study investigating the truth behind female libido. Despite more than than
three quarters of the UK being satisfied with their sex lives, a large proportion blamed hectic work schedules and lack of free time for dampening
the mood. And although the UK is not known for its balmy weather, 40 per cent of Brits shunned the traditional prudish image to enjoy regular
al fresco sex.
Last year the London School of Economics reported that Thursday morning is the best day for couples to have sex. According to researchers
this is the time when natural cortisol energy levels, which stimulate sex hormones, are at their peak. Also levels of the sex hormones testosterone
in men and oestrogen in women were found to be up to five times higher at the beginning of the day.
