It seems that if you are too thin or too overweight, you are more likely to experience dissatisfaction in the bed. Men with either these statures are more likely to have sexual dysfunctions due to unhealthy lifestyles.

Poor health increases the chances of having a poor, unsatisfying sex life up to 78% for men and 91% for women. Men who have sexual partners are 71% more likely to have sexual dysfunction if they are considered to be overweight. Men who are using hard drugs are more than 800% of having sexual dysfunction.

Researchers have linked people who are sexually inactive are also likely to live an unhealthy lifestyle. Data was used from 5,552 Danish men and women aged 16-97 in 2005. The data was able to link lifestyle factors between sexual inactivity and sexual dysfunction.

Women should be aware that if they use hashish then they will be three times more likely than non users to suffer from anorgasmia, the inability to reach a climax during sexual activity with a partner.

The difference between men and women and sexual dysfunction is explained by Morten Frisch, D. Sc., and Associate Professor at the Staten Serum Institute in Copenhagen, Denmark. “The differences between men and women with respect to sexual dysfunction were surprising. There may be a plausible explanation. Women who experience trouble may quit having sex altogether while men may continue, particularly into the older ages”.