Natasha has really hit the nail on the head

The British pop star Natasha Bedingfield has recently been talking openly about her love life and says that rather than resorting to Viagra men should conjure up a little bit of romance in order to enhance lovemaking and sexual prowess. She was quoted as saying “romance is the female Viagra” and spoke frankly about her relationship to husband to be Matt Robinson in an interview with People Magazine.

What Natasha said has in fact been confirmed by clinical research around the world which shows that women respond sexually to emotional overtures such as romancing. In order to improve a woman’s sexual function it may be necessary to make her feel emotionally secure and this can often be achieved with simple things like flowers and chocolates as well as a few compliments here and there.

Unlike men who can just pop a Viagra pill, sexual function for women is far more complicated and linked to emotional and psychological factors. While it is true that psychological influences can have an affect on male sexual function they are not nearly as pronounced and relevant as in women.

So it seems that Natasha has really hit the nail on the head when she says the romance is the female Viagra. Men should be aware that by boosting the sexual response of their sexual partners they are also likely to improve their own sexual satisfaction too and therefore they should consider buying romantic presents as an investment in their own sexual well being too. A little bit of romance could be the difference between bringing your lady friends to orgasm or not.

Her fiancée Matt Robinson must be doing something right as she recently described him as 'honest, funny, charming and hot’ and friends described her as being completely head over heels in love.