Cooking Up Seduction with Chef Jenn

In this episode of "In the Den with Dr. Jenn", Chef Jenn stops by to cook a vegetarian curry dish to spice up your sex life. The two Jenn's discuss how cooking together can improve a relationship.

SPECIAL GUEST:
Chef Jenn Felmley
www.chefjenncooks.com

SEXUAL FUN FACT:
Dr. Jenn and Chef Jenn discuss the most romantic and sexiest restaurants in San Diego.

SPECIAL DEN SEX-TION:
8 Commandments of Sex and Food

The 10 Commandments of Sex & Food

In preparation for this evening's "Cooking Up Seduction" presentation with Chef Jenn, I created this list of tips and ideas for mindful eating for a healthy sex life.

Ten Commandments of Sex & Food

  1. Many fresh fruits are sensual and nutritious; choose 5 of different colors and create a fruit plate of foreplay.
  2. Eating small amounts of dark chocolate is not only pleasing to your taste buds, it also raises your body’s endorphins.
  3. Double the amount of time you usually spend eating a meal and chew each bite longer to truly experience the food.
  4. Pay attention to all five senses when you’re in the bedroom and be present to the pleasant sensations in the moment.
  5. Create your own aphrodisiacs – take turns once a week preparing or buying a meal or special food item that is all about pleasing your partner.
  6. Eat a rainbow of fresh vegetables regularly for the high fiber and vitamins and minerals. A healthy you can lead to a healthy sex drive.
  7. Spend 20 minutes eating an orange, alone or with a partner; be mindful of what it is like to make love to that orange.
  8. If you are going to indulge in foods that you think are guilty pleasures, don’t feel guilty and just enjoy the experience (and the pleasures).
  9. Never put sweet items in your vagina because the sugar can increase the chance of a bacterial infection.
  10. Avoid foods that make you feel bloated and sluggish (e.g., fried foods, refined carbohydrates, rich cream sauces, saturated fats, or excessive sugar) – it doesn’t feel sexy!

Jennifer Gunsaullus, Ph.D.

Sex Therapy & Relationship Counseling in San Diego

New DVD combines food and sex

This is a great article about the sensuality of food and sex!

Although the Cooking Up Seduction DVD Release Party was a few days ago, I still wanted to post this article link about the DVD and party. It's such a lively and well-written article by freelance writer (and friend) Rachel Curtis.
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San Diegans looking for a place to celebrate the end of tax season on April 15 are in for a real treat this year. A DVD release party hosted by Tango Wine in Little Italy will be serving up the creation of two innovative women who specialize in the most popular aspects of human pleasure: food and sex.

Cooking Up Seduction, which illustrates what its authors call “mindful pleasures” in six ten-minute episodes, is the brainchild of Chef Jennifer Felmley and sociologist Dr. Jennifer Gunsaullus. At the time of their meeting a year ago, the two Jenns immediately recognized an overlap in their work — and an opportunity for a unique collaboration.

George Costanza would approve.

As a relationship and intimacy counselor, Gunsaullus strives to make the private topics of her professional practice safe and approachable, focusing on holistic healing through fusion of the emotional and the erotic. An internationally-trained chef, Felmley passion for cooking spills into the realm of the amorous; for her, cooking for a partner can be just as intimate as sex.

The women not only saw common themes in their respective fields, but also in their approaches to their work. Both emphasize communication and education, and like to keep things fun and light.

Read the rest of the article at San Diego News Network.

Jennifer Gunsaullus, Ph.D.

Sex Therapy & Relationship Counseling in San Diego

Seductive Cooking - Article about New DVD

Read this article by David Coddon about sensual eating, eroticism, and how Chef Jenn and Dr. Jenn came together to create their new DVD...

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In case you didn’t know it, you’ve got three opportunities every day to be brazenly romantic. They’re called breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The truth is, eating is sensual.

Jennifer Gunsaullus, better known as Dr. Jenn, ought to know. She’s a San Diego-based sociologist who specializes in relationship and intimacy counseling. Her former online video podcast show about female sexuality, “In the Den with Dr. Jenn,” features more than 100 episodes that can still be viewed.

Now Dr. Jenn has teamed up with Chef Jenn (aka Jenn Felmley) on a just-released six-part DVD series titled, “Cooking Up Seduction.” Its episodes focus on topics including “Chocolate Body Paint,” the “Sexy Human Sundae” and, of course, “Sensual Eating.”

“Eating is one of our five senses,” says Dr. Jenn, a 16-year veteran of the sex and relationship field. “It’s sensual in that way. We’re disconnected from the sensuality of eating. That’s what this (video series) is about: bringing it back to your awareness.”
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To read the rest of the article, click here for San Diego Health & Wellness.

Jennifer Gunsaullus, Ph.D.

Sex Therapy & Relationship Counseling in San Diego

Cooking Up Seduction Video Teaser

Introducing the new video series with Chef Jenn & Dr. Jenn...

Cooking Up Seduction
~Where the culinary arts
meet the erotic arts~

How do you make love to an orange?
Click HERE to view this show teaser on YouTube.

EPISODE TOPICS
1. Home-made Chocolate Body Paint
2. Sensual Eating
3. Luscious Peach Cobbler
4. Edible Body Dust
5. Home-made Sex Ornaments
6. Sexy Human Sundae

The shows are in the process of being edited...

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Jennifer Gunsaullus, Ph.D.

Sex Therapy & Relationship Counseling in San Diego