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The little blue pill that's reinvigorated the sex lives of millions of men might do the same for women who are feeling blue.

Sildenafil – marketed as Viagra – helps women on antidepressants achieve an orgasm, according to a study funded by the drug's manufacturer, Pfizer.

A previous study found that Viagra boosts clitoral blood flow, but not sexual satisfaction. But anecdotal evidence and a small study hinted that the drug could better the sex lives of women on antidepressants.

Flavored condoms and “cute” miniature chocolate boobies not included, certain edibles have been known to inspire actual sexual activity. With that in mind, the following is a list of the top rated aphrodisiacs.

Men hoping for some fireworks in their love life this Fourth of July may want to skip the burgers and beer at the barbecue and eat plenty of watermelon.

Watermelon may be a natural Viagra, says a researcher. That's because the popular summer fruit is richer than experts believed in an amino acid called citrulline, which relaxes and dilates blood vessels much like Viagra and other drugs meant to treat erectile dysfunction (ED).

Look & feel your sexiest at 20, 30, 40. The hair, the skin, the body, the secrets!

Your top 10 sex questions answered at last.

Looking better than ever.

Skin tight dresses at 50.

These are some recent supermarket magazine headlines. And check out the teen mags:

Hot or not? The pressure to be sexy.

698 ways to look pretty.

Are you sure you’re still a virgin?

10 most asked sex Q’s—answered.

You just don't have the sex drive you used to - you're busy, tired, and stressed all the time, so who has the energy to devote to sex nowadays? Maybe it's more than that though - before you always found time to sneak in some quality time for love making with your partner. Chances are that your hormones are to blame for your lack of interest in being intimate with your partner.

Have you ever dreaded special occasions because you feel pressure to buy a memorable gift for someone you care about? As a sexologist, I understand the challenges of buying something that is unique enough to make it unforgettable. This can be a great source of anxiety. Of course I'm expected to come up with creative, fun and untraditional ideas all the time, and I love giving impressive gifts so I'd like to share some of my favorite gifts of love with you.

Are you ready to really tell your lover what you want to do to him or her, but you're scared you'll blush and ruin the whole thing? Why do you think telephones were invented?

There's nothing safer to start with than using somebody else's words. If you're not ready to tell your partner your fantasies yourself, invest in an erotic book and try reading your lover a story at bedtime. We'd suggest getting a collection of stories like The Erotic Edge or Delta of Venus.

Tell your partner how much you love their various body parts, their eyes, the way your partner looks at you when you make love, and the way he or she smells. Praise all the things about him or her you really do love, and praise those body parts while caressing or kissing them. Remember, though, there's always the chance that this will make your partner self conscious, so stay aware. Pay attention to how your partner is reacting. Is he or she responding and getting excited or are they giggling and seeming uncomfortable?