Four sex tips that promise huge thrills in bed ahead of summer sun

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the dating scene.The Met Office is predicting some cooler weather as Spring rolls into the summer months, but when things warm up after, summer life without Covid restrictions could have a few people hoping to 'really' enjoy themselves.Studies into if people really get hornier in the summer are too far and few between for us to draw any real conclusions about if the sun increases our sex drive, but some basic body science could help us speculate.Psychologist Dr Cliff Arnall told Metro: "Summer sunshine promotes extra release of serotonin and dopamine, these are two of the most energising and positive neurochemicals in the human brain."For a healthy sex drive both of these chemicals need to be present in decent amounts, together with some giggles and being relaxed."We also know, based on some research, that sex-based Google searches increase in the summer.

So what hacks can we use to help us as the hot weather approaches?It is important to remember that very few, if any, sex tips are suddenly going to turn you into Casanova.Science-based studies and simple changes in your lifestyle can help you improve your sex life.This is important, going solo will help you find out what you do and don't like and also encourage your partner to tell you what their small turn-ons are as well.

Mutual satisfaction is key for any couple hoping to enjoy their sex lives, so sharing is caring.Anxiety is also the sexual anti-Christ, so doing something that helps keep stress levels down could help your sex life elsewhere.Dr Deborah Lee of Dr Fox Online Pharmacy: "The process of masturbation lowers stress, by lowering the stress hormone cortisol. [This helps with] inducing feelings of calmness and relaxation."When we say "be competitive", we don't.