41% of Brits have become more open to talking about sex in the last decade.
- Behavioural Psychologist Jo Hemmings and Nutritionist Dr Emma Derbyshire back the campaign by industry body British Berry Growers as The British Urology Foundation praise its research findings.
- Over half agree conversations on sex can help reduce taboo around sexual health.
- Just 12% try foods to boost sexual wellness; with five in six unaware blueberries may benefit.
- ‘Luberry’, a free limited-edition blueberry flavoured lube, has been launched as part of the campaign to raise awareness of the links between food and sexual wellness.




