Over many years of infertility problems and general health problems I've come to the conclusion that there may be multiple reasons for any healthcare problem.

I note that some of the ladies on the board point out that their libido doesn't seem to respond to the diet and wanted to mention this massage as I've personally found it very helpful in restoring libido.

It's called Arvigo Massage or Maya Massage and it's massage of the uterus. Doctors often talked about a wandering uterus in the old days, but the concept that the uterus might get displaced seems to have gone out of favour with the medical profession.... everything is based on numbers.. and as one lady pointed out - her testosterone was in the normal range, but still could be very low for her.

The uterus sits on a junction of major blood vessels and nerves so any movement can easily impact these major arteries and nerves. Things like childbirth, car accidents, falling off horses or even just walking on cold floors can all have a negative affect on your uterus. It can tip forward or tip back.. mine was apparently virtually folded in half... but after all the abdominal surgery I'd had in the previous 3 years that wasn't altogether surprising.

My libido disappeared about 10 years ago.. I don't know why. My daughter was about 4, so it wasn't following childbirth, and I was only 35, so it wasn't premenopausal. From having a very high libido to a general lack of interest is/was rather frustrating.

I learned the massage last summer and it's something you do yourself daily.. two weeks after starting I had my first 27 day cycle in 18 months.. previously they'd been 24 days.. It takes five minutes and is easy once you've been shown how to do it. But if I don't keep up with the massage the libido drifts off too.

I've only just started on the diet so don't know how I'll respond to it. My diet was fairly good but I've started the fish oil and we'll see how I get on.

Hope this is of interest anyway. It might be something else to try if the diet on its own doesn't seem to work. You only need one session with the maya massage practitioner for them to teach you how to do it, then it's down to doing it yourself.

That goes along with my principle that one of the four requirements on the physical side for good libido is good genital circulation. This will help.

Although I've generally found non-responders have hormonal issues, so this wouldn't address that in particular. Many of the posters here initially are discourged the diet doesn't work, but after several weeks the effects kick in. It's natural to be impatient! Also of course, women are cyclical creatures and our libido varies during the month.