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Making Love The Way We Used To...Or Better

Coming this January from NTC/Contemporary Books, a groundbreaking book that will answer your most intimate questions and illuminate the real secrets to stimulating midlife sexuality...and it's already getting rave reviews.

Making Love The Way We Used To...Or Better; The Secrets to Satisfying Midlife Sexuality by Alan M. Altman, M.D. and Laurie Ashner

"You love him. You really do. You have history. You know everything about him. He knows everything about you. You love the things he does, how successful he is. He's great with the kids. It's true that you've had some darker moments together. Sometimes in the middle of a fight, you may wonder if you'd be better off alone. But the reality is, you're good together. When you're out with other people, they say they envy the two of you. That's why what's happening between you lately is so scary to think about and seems impossible to share. How come he doesn't turn you on anymore? How come he doesn't seem to want to tear your clothes off the way he used to? How come you're starting to look at other men? What's happening to you? What's happening to him?"

(Excerpted from Making Love the Way We Used To...Or Better, copyright © 2003, by Dr. Alan Altman and Laurie Ashner)

This easy to read guide speaks clearly and compassionately to anyone whose sex life makes them question, "What is happening to me?" and "What is happening to us?" Using examples from the lives of real people, Making Love The Way We Used To...or Better is a guide to age-proofing your sexuality and getting the most out of making love.

It explains why most people are vulnerable to mid-life sexual problems and what men and women have done and can do to change that. The book explores the misguided health and communication strategies that can harm your sex life more than they help. It answers the questions patients are afraid to ask their doctors. Most important, it provides a no-nonsense roadmap that will allow healthy communication to occur. Like thousands of other couples, you can exchange longterm sexual symptoms for greater fulfillment and confidence.

Read an excerpt in the January edition of Prevention Magazine.
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