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Ever wonder why you can't stop thinking about sex?
Perhaps you're wondering why you never think about it?
In either case, its your parents, and your grandparents, and their grandparents.
One's appreciation of knocking boots is linked to your DNA says researchers Richard P. Ebstein of Herzog Hospital and Hebrew University, and Prof. Robert H. Belmaker of Ben Gurion University. They've located a small genetic variation that appears to determine how sexually charged you are.
While DNA research is making headlines worldwide, traditional Chinese medicine has for two-thousand years suggested that one's reproductive nature is inherited from one's parents. Our reproductive function and nature arises from a substance known as "jing" in TCM. Jing comes from one's parents. Jing is said to be stored in the Kidneys and to be that little spark of life that gave rise to you.
Jing is in us before birth, and we pass it on to our children. When Jing is deficient, our sex drive is low. When Jing is abundant, we can't seem to get enough of it.
Of course there are things we can do to protect our Jing from becoming deficient, but that is for another time and another place...
(link) [Israel21c.org]