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Sexual Capacity

Meaning

Sexual Capacity is the composite measure of an individual’s physiological ability and psychological readiness to engage in and experience satisfactory sexual function. This capacity is fundamentally regulated by the neuroendocrine system, involving the intricate balance of sex hormones, neurotransmitters, and vascular health. Key components include libido, erectile or lubrication function, and the ability to achieve orgasm. Age-related decline in sexual capacity is frequently a primary clinical indicator of underlying hormonal deficiencies, such as low testosterone, estrogen, or DHEA. Restoring optimal sexual capacity is a core objective of comprehensive hormonal health programs.