Woman claims she’s ‘boosted her libido’ by sunbathing her vagina for two hours a day – but is it just a load of hot air?
A WOMAN caused a stir after revealing that she “boosts her libido” by sunbathing her VAGINA for two hours a day. Letícia Martins, known as Lunna Leblanc, 23, who is originally from Brazil, shared a photo of her sunning her nether regions to boost her bedroom life. Fans were left baffled by the racy-looking shot, […]
A WOMAN caused a stir after revealing that she “boosts her libido” by sunbathing her VAGINA for two hours a day.
Letícia Martins, known as Lunna Leblanc, 23, who is originally from Brazil, shared a photo of her sunning her nether regions to boost her bedroom life.
Fans were left baffled by the racy-looking shot, but Lunna was quick to rave about the benefits she claims it gives her.
Speaking of the snap of her lying with her legs akimbo, she said: “Nothing better than a morning sun.
“Did you know that exposing your private parts to the sun can provide you with more energy, increase your libido and still help you get a good night’s sleep?
“It looks like something else, but it is not. Sunbathing in the private parts is very good and helps to increase libido. I love this experience.”
Some fans said they initially thought the shot was a bit dodgy-looking, given the angle, but she was quick to correct them.
Lunna said: “If that were really it, Instagram would have deleted the photo and banned my account.”
It turns out that just an hour in the sun is enough to heat things up in the bedroom for men and women.
It’s all down to a little thing called vitamin D, often dubbed the sex vitamin, which we get from sun exposure.
Several studies have linked vitamin D, or a lack thereof, to changes in your sex drive.
Aly Dilks, a sexual health expert at The Women’s Health Clinic, told The Sun Online: “We know that people can suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) in the winter, so the sun is hugely important for our wellbeing.
“In terms of the chemicals it stimulates, testosterone is the one most responsible for our sex drive and studies show that the sun is a great factor in its production.
“Think back to caveman times, those men catching animals out in the sun all day still needed the energy to come back and procreate to save their race. This is nature at its rawest.”
A vitamin D deficiency can cause low oestrogen levels in women, which results in a low sex drive.
DOES SUNBATHING BOOST YOUR LIBIDO?
Several studies have linked vitamin D, or a lack thereof, to changes in your sex drive.
Oestrogen is the female sex hormone and is not only responsible for a high sex drive, it also helps keeps the muscles in the vaginal wall healthy and creates discharge.
Without this discharge the vagina will be drier than normal, making sex uncomfortable – so it’s a double whammy of having little desire for sex and discomfort when you do get down and dirty.
A little time out in the sun can change all of that, boosting a woman’s sex hormones ready for some summer loving.
In men, vitamin D can significantly boost testosterone levels, which drives their need to get down and dirty.
The model moved to work in the United Arab Emirates city following the second coronavirus wave, and spoke about how a lockdown without sex affected her.
She revealed: “It was traumatising. I don’t want a lockdown without sex anymore. Nobody can take it.”
According to the Daily Star, Lunna spent a staggering £23,000 on plastic surgery before opening an OnlyFans account.
She said: “I did liposculpture, put prostheses in my breasts. I’ve also had butt bioplasty, rhinoplasty and several facial procedures.
She said: “The goal is not to use Photoshop on my photos on OnlyFans. I don’t want to be accused of using filters.”
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