PLEASE ME!
#1 Sexuality Podcast
Please Me!
is a multimedia company founded by sexual health physical therapist and sexuality expert Eve Hall.
Eve is the host of the #1 sexuality podcast, Please Me! Podcast with Eve, where she leads honest, shame-free conversations about intimacy, pleasure, and sexual wellness.
She is also a published writer exploring topics such as sexual confidence, communication, female pleasure, male sexual function, and lifelong sexual health through her column Big Clit Energy™: A Please Me! Series.
As an educator, Eve shares her expertise through courses, webinars, talks, and speaking engagements focused on sexual health and intimacy. She is also the creator of the Sexual Longevity Protocol, a three-module program designed to support long-term sexual vitality, function, and pleasure.
The Sexual Longevity Protocol is a science-based, three-module course designed to help women and men maintain sexual function, boost sensation, and enjoy lasting pleasure while supporting safety and nervous system balance. To learn more about how to prevent sexual decline, enhance sexual wellness, intimacy, and long-term sexual health, explore below.
The Sexual Longevity Protocol
A science-based roadmap created by a Sexual Health Physical Therapist to help you maintain strong sexual function, healthy tissues, and vibrant pleasure well into your 60s, 70s, 80s, and beyond.
The Sexual Longevity Protocol gives you the knowledge, habits, and practices needed to support lifelong sexual vitality, confidence, and pleasure.
Improve sexual function & performance
Increase sensitivity & pleasure
Build confidence & communication
Support long-term sexual health
Statistics that will blow you away
How many women fake orgasm?
80%
How long does it normally take a woman to orgasm in coupled sex?
25 minutes or more
How long does it normally take for a man to orgasm during coupled penetrative sex?
5-7 minutes
What percentage of women can orgasm from penetration alone?
4%
What percentage of the population has an STI or sexually transmitted disease?
20% in the USA
How many people have herpes worldwide?
67%