Books like Sex on the Brain by Daniel G. Md Amen

Exploring the science of sex through candid interviews and groundbreaking research

Candace Pert’s Molecules of Emotion explores how thoughts and feelings shape health, revealing the biochemical links between mind and body through her pioneering work on opioid receptors.

The Female Brain explains how women’s minds work, drawing on two decades of research and clinical practice to reveal the unique neurological and hormonal influences on female behavior.

Deborah Blum surveys cutting‑edge research on biological sex differences, weaving insights from evolutionary science, anthropology, neuroscience, psychology, endocrinology, and animal behavior to explain how biology shapes human social life.

Discover practical, step‑by‑step techniques to overcome sexual inhibitions, boost arousal, and treat common dysfunctions—transforming your intimacy into a more joyful, fulfilling experience.

A practical guide that offers 269 concrete sexual tips and tricks tailored for women, helping them explore and enhance their sexual experience with partners.

With more than 200 vivid illustrations, here is the complete guide to tantric lovemaking. For the first time, Kenneth Ray Stubbs brings together the books of his beloved "Secret Garden Trilogy"—Tantric Massage, Sensual Ceremony, and Sacred Orgasms—into one complete volume. In this three-in-one book, couples will find the broadest range of creative ideas and resources available in any Tantric guide.

"A fascinating look at how the brain controls our relationships and romances. Neuroscientists, psychologists, and most men and women readers today have learned that the brain is Grand Central Station for our most erotic associations, memories, and secret desires. The latest research shows that the popular myth is true: Sexual orientation and identity is hard-wired, the result of our neurological predisposition, not a choice or result of socialization. We instinctively crave connection and relationship as an essential part of our well-being, self-esteem, and pleasure. The process of achieving and recovering from orgasm ignites the same pleasure centers in the brain as exercise, music, religion, food, alcohol, and drugs. Sexual desire can be triggered by a thought, a smell, a touch, or the sight of an object of desire. These sensorium are located at different parts of the brain, and can be activated indefinitely into our senior years. Filled with little known and fascinating information about the brain. The third Scientific American book in the series about the brain. The core science and latest research is drawn from the prestigious Scientific American and Scientific American Mind magazines"--

Twelve lessons that help enhance love and sex lives through understanding and improving brain function.

Get practical, straightforward techniques to boost your confidence and pleasure in the bedroom—dedicated to men seeking confidence, variety, and satisfaction with their partner.

Jane Seddon offers a day‑by‑day guide designed to freshen up bedroom routines, focusing on erotic foreplay and sexual excitement for couples.

Discover dominatrix-approved sex tips for a daring and intimate pleasure session.

Discover and celebrate your unique sexual personality with Sage Vivant’s interactive quiz and thoughtful analysis, designed for readers of all orientations seeking deeper intimacy and self‑awareness.

Great Sex, Naturally helps women boost libido and overall health using natural methods, herbal remedies, nutrition, exercise, and mind‑body techniques.