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Dr. Bonnie encourages couples to get together during the Superbowl to increase intimacy, by making love during halftime.

About 53 million fans, both men and women, tuned in to football games two weeks ago and everyone was concerned about calorie intake, but Dr.

Dr. A nice pillow fight and some wrestling after the second quarter is a high-energy game and will get your endorphins to peak. Adding even a 30-second kiss will trigger a different rush of oxytocin, the hit hormone. Join them if you can’t finish them. A smart woman knows how much she means to her husband, whether it’s marriage or not just football.

Dr. Bonnie strongly suggests that being intimate during a football lunch is a healthy way to bond with a sports lover. Cleveland Clinic believes that a healthy sexual relationship can have a positive effect on all aspects of life. Many women and even men feel neglected when their partner turns on the TV and shows more devotion to Tom Brady (than they do to them). However, Dr. Bonnie emphasizes, “Don’t be mad when your partner is into the game. They’ll love and appreciate it more by supporting their passion.”

Be supportive and stay on the sidelines when the game is in motion. As her husband Jeff says, “The way to a man’s heart is in his stomach and football.” Partners must try some new recipes that will make their lover’s mouth water more than just the seven-layer dip. Coming home with some hot chocolate, which contains PEA, is a topper and with some chewy marshmallows they are a great aphrodisiac to grab.

To really impress your boyfriend, husband or boyfriend, do a little research. Start reading the newspapers, Sports Illustrated, check out the playoff feed on Twitter or even download the NFL ’12 app to learn more about stats, players and predictions for the next Vince Lombardi Trophy winner. Dr. Bonnie says, “Learning about the game will make him love it more than enough to remember Valentine’s Day this year. He might even get a proposal, if he hasn’t already.” Sharing football without complaint, it’s a lifetime achievement award.

Dr. Bonnie warns, football time is not the time to talk, especially about serious matters. Don’t discuss serious topics that might spark a debate that would ruin any chance of the halftime show. At the same time, competing with the media is another mistake of football. Aside from all the chanting and swearing, notice that men are usually very quiet when a big game is under way. Let there be only one announcement.

Everyone loves commercials, even sports fans, should take the time to enjoy them together. Good advertising will encourage good conversation, but leave them until after the game. Be surprised at what will come with some behavior change. Practicing these running exercises will ensure that you make up your half-time.

Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil has over 30 years of experience as a counselor and therapist, and specializes in issues related to dating, marriage, divorce, and infidelity. She has written books on relationships, including the Best Seller and Readers Make Up, Not Break Up; Financial uncertainty; We Can Heal and Forgive Adultery (Starting his new theory and treatment of adultery as a disease) and Adultery: Forgiven Sin