In the media we are constantly faced with ads that say “take this or take that pill” to help with bone health as we age. Do we hear about exercising, diet, or ways to “keep the juices flowing” to help the body remain fluid and in good working order? Do we celebrate the deepening of love and sexual expression in the elder years? After all, many of us have had wonderful years of good sexual experience, and we continue to do so. We are human beings who need tender touch. We have needs, are sensual, and yes, sexual. This is in fact a normal, and can be delightful part of lives in the elder years. In travels to Eastern cultures, we witness a celebration and an honoring of elder love with natural sexual expression. In the literature, it is suggested that in order to keep the organs in our body functioning in a healthy way, the juices must keep flowing….as in exercising the sexual organs to stay lubricated, and healthy.
Christmas Under The Tree
The children are asleep waiting for Christmas morning hoping that Santa will arrive with many wonderful gifts…AND not a creature was stirring….EXCEPT for Mom and Dad, preparing the way under the decorated tree with multicolored lights flashing brilliantly. They nestled down onto a soft blanket under the tree gazing at the lights, smelling the pine needles. Smiles were on their faces, the lubricant for a smooth journey was in their hands, and the excitement increased as they touched, massaged with long, slow strokes and loving and kind words….and then….”Is there really a Santa Claus? Will Santa see us and the reindeer see us? Will we get caught?….ah…the thrill of getting caught. Christmas music is in the background…..the joy of Christmas is here fully, with laughter, and a visions of sugar plums dancing around them.Perhaps a lubricant with the smell of Christmas?
Vitamin Retailer Trade Magazine Talks Marketing and Sexual Health
The December issue of “The Dietary Supplement Industry’s Leading Magazine” explores sexual function and the market – and marketing– for products and ideas in their article “Keeping It Under The Covers”, by Melissa Kvidahl. Strongly featured are Aloe Cadabra and Seven Oaks Farm president Brian Chossek!
…Still, as Chossek explained, sexual function remedies are not just for those who need to address a specific issue, but for those who seek to enhance their already healthy, active sexual lives; therefore, the market is growing to include customers of all ages.
Especially when it comes to natural and organic personal lubricants such as Aloe Cadabra–an organic aloe vera-based line of natural lubricants, which enhances sexual play while moisturizing the skin–the audience will not be the same audience seeking relief from low libido or ED in the supplement aisle.
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“So we recommend to retailers: bring the fun back to sexual function products. Sex happens, so find fun ways to talk about it and promote it and embrace and recognize the joy that it brings to millions of people of all ages.”
SheKnows.com: Mom Pampering
Twenty items for health and relaxation, for yourself or as a gift – from candles to bath salts to books to organic aloe vera-based intimate moisturizer!
Who says you have to spend your pampering time alone? Aloe Cadabra is the first and only pure, plant-based, intimate moisturizer made with more than 97 percent organic aloe vera. Pleasuring for you and your partner, Aloe Cadabra comes in original, French lavender or Tahitian vanilla scents, perfect for those adults-only evenings when the kids are with the in-laws.
Giveaway Addict Review: Aloe Cadabra is Amazing!
Bobbi S. over at the Giveaway Addict blog says Aloe Cadabra is amazing for women and mommies!
Let me just say *HOLY COW* this stuff is amazing. Yes, it is true, most women suffer from dryness and I can’t say I’m not one of them. Sure we’ve tried the run of the mill products to the name brand products you see on television. NONE of them hold a candle to Aloe Cadabra! We received Aloe Cadabra in the Tahitian Vanilla scent. It wasn’t perfumy like other products on the market. It had just a hint of vanilla to enhance the mood. My husband was pleasantly surprised too.