What we know from the data is when you stop having sex, about six months into a sexless relationship or marriage, it gets incrementally harder to get back in the game.

Welcome to Sex, Body and Soul. I'm Kate Roberts, founder of the Body Agency, and on this show, we talk about the marvel that is our bodies, what they can do and what they need to thrive.

Ladies out there, our time is now.

Let's get to it.

Our next guest is the very fabulous Dr. Kelly Casperson.

She's actually a urologist, so she knows all about what happens down there as a surgeon and she teaches women all about sex.

Basically, women would come into her office every week crying.

Their confidence was broken and they don't desire intimacy.

So she has been teaching women everywhere, the science of desire and female sexual response through our different

cycles of life, including menopause. So welcome to the show, Dr. Kelly. Dr. Kelly, welcome to the show.

Hi, thanks for having me. It's so good having you. And I would also like to say a huge welcome to the body agency. We're

very, very thrilled to have you on our bodyboard. And we're very excited to work with you on debunking

some of these myths that we have about our bodies. And talking of myths, let's just get into a

little icebreaker here. You told me the other day that you had a patient come in who told you

that she had birthed a kidney stone from her vagina.

You know, it's very, it's always humbling, you know, because doctors, we kind of, we know what we know and we forget what people don't know.

And for that, it's, it's always humbling to be brought aware of, oh, this is where we're starting.

This is where doctors are starting when they're talking about people in their bodies. You know, we're always told meet people where they are, but if you're at kidney stones come out of your

vagina, there's such a huge gap between what you need to understand what the doctor's saying

and what you already know.

Yeah.

Well, I think you should just put the story straight.

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