QUOTE(tankman @ Dec 1 2007, 05:01 PM)

No she doesn't have any toys and she won't have any. Having sex.... thats why I bought the fleshlight in the first place. My wife is like a nun. She can go for weeks and months without even thinking about sex. Her sister is exactly the same.
That sure can can put tremendous strain on a relationship, but I do believe it can be balance out, I know someone who had great success using herbs.
I dug you up this article that may help put things in focus for you.
There are five major areas involved in human sexuality and sex drive:1. Psychological and Mental -- The causes of psychological sexual dysfunction resulting in low male and female sex drive are numerous, and it is difficult to list them all, but most often low sex drive is related to depression, performance anxiety, marital stress or relationship problems, life crisis, financial difficulties, religious or moral repression, or some type of mental condition or illness. The sex drive of women plummets sharply as they juggle the increasing demands of partners, children and careers.
2. Hormonal- - Androgens, such as testosterone, are a major component of sex drive. Testosterone levels decline about 1 percent each year in men, which may contribute to lower male sex drive with aging. Testosterone also declines with age in women leading to a decrease in female sex drive. Women who have had surgical removal of the ovaries notice a drop in sexual interest. Replacement of androgens can be helpful in those with age related sexual dysfunction. Testosterone is available by prescription only. An over the counter hormones, such as DHEA, converts into testosterone and thus increase sex drive. Pregnenolone is another over the counter hormone that may increase testosterone levels and thus enhance sex drive. However, hormone use has drawbacks due to potential side effects. A better option is to use natural herbs that increase sex drive. Birth control pills could reduce sex drive in women.
3. Vascular -- Alterations in the flow of blood to and from the penis are thought to be a common cause of male erectile dysfunction. For instance, medical conditions such as atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), high cholesterol, hypertension, or diabetes reduce blood flow to the penis and genital organs thus leading to difficulty with erection or genital swelling. Additional factors that can impede blood flow include penile injury, surgery in the pelvic or abdominal area, and sitting on a bicycle too long. Men who log several thousand miles a year on their mountain bikes suffer scrotal damage that could reduce their fertility.
4. Neural - Nerve damage from disorders such as diabetes, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and stroke affect the brain’s ability to respond to sexual stimulation. In women, abdominal or pelvic operations can occasionally lead to nerve damage. Sexual dysfunction is common in men undergoing surgical treatment for prostate enlargement or cancer.
5. Chemical -- Some chemicals involved in the human sexual response and sex drive include dopamine, acetylcholine, and nitric oxide.
Herbs for Enhancing Sex Drive
There are dozens of herbs that enhance both male and female sex drive. Here are a few that I discuss in my book Natural Sex Boosters:
Ashwagandha, catuaba, butea superba, cnidium, damiana, ginseng, horny goat weed, maca, muira puama, passion Flower, rhodiola, rehmannia, suma. tribulus, tongkat ali, and yohimbe. Nutrients that could be helpful include acetyl-l-carnitine, dmg, tmg, choline, cdp-choline, and hormones dhea and pregnenolone.
Sex drive and Medical conditions
Certain medical conditions reduce sex drive, performance, or enjoyment. These include hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, cardiovascular disease, peripheral vascular disease, and neurologic disorders, and insomnia.
Drugs and sex drive
Drugs that interfere with sex drive or sexual function include some anti-hypertensives, SSRIs, sedatives, and beta-blockers. Smoking can reduce genital blood flow. Many people report no sex drive after starting beta blockers or SSRIs.
Alcohol and Sex Drive
Problem drinking may dampen both a man's sex drive and his chances of having children. Alcoholics have lower testosterone levels and more sperm abnormalities than non-drinkers. Alcohol's negative affect on sex drive increases with age.
Sex Drive Reduced by Birth Control Pills
Birth control pills may suppress some women's sex drive long after they stop taking the pill. Birth control has long been known to alter some women's sex drive. Oral contraceptives can alter the proteins found in the blood, which may be responsible for long-term damage to sex drive. More than 100 million women throughout the world use birth control pills and 80 percent of American women born after 1945 have taken the pill.
Sex drive and testosterone cream
Testosterone cream does not appear to boost the sex drives of women cancer survivors suffering from low libido. Dr. Debra L. Barton of the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine in Rochester, Minnesota, wanted to find out if the testosterone hormone cream could be helpful to female cancer survivors who normally experience a drop in sex drive, especially after treatment for breast or gynecologic cancers. The researchers randomized 150 women to receive the testosterone cream or a placebo cream for four weeks, after which they were switched to the opposite treatment for an additional four weeks. While women given testosterone showed an increase in blood levels of the hormone, their change in sex drive was the same whether they were on the real testosterone cream or the placebo. All studies in which testosterone cream was found to help increase libido were conducted in postmenopausal women taking estrogen. But because women in the current study were cancer survivors, estrogen supplementation was not an option, even though their levels of estrogen were low. It's likely, Barton and her colleagues conclude, that a woman must have adequate levels of estrogen in order for testosterone to be an effective treatment for low sex drive. Journal of the National Cancer Institute, May 2, 2007.