Science of Sex: When is the Best Time for SEX?

11 Nov 2025 · 0 min
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11 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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This podcast episode, hosted by Dr. Anne Truong MD, examines when sex may be biologically and practically optimal, discussing morning (6–9am) hormonal peaks, afternoon advantages for some, and evening timing for relaxation. The host highlights age-dependent shifts (peak libido around 3:00pm for people in their 20s, ~8:20am for those in their 30s, and evening 8:00–10:30pm for ages ~40–70), notes psychological and lifestyle factors, and emphasizes that the best time is ultimately individualized. The episode also promotes sexual-health resources (Get Wood Now course, Modern Man Club) and the host's books/programs addressing erectile dysfunction.

Questions this episode answers

Dr. Anne Truong MD.

May 23, 2025.

Between 6:00 and 9:00 AM.

Around 3:00 PM (afternoon).

Around 8:20 AM (morning).

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