Let Nature’s Aphrodisiacs Spice Up Your Life
Looking for something to spice up your love life? Forget the pills and potions and get in the mood with food!
Well before the pharmaceutical world stumbled upon Viagra whilst synthesising chemicals in attempts to create an anti-hypertensive medication, the world looked no further than what nature provided.
Historically, civilisations have always searched for that magic food that would imbue them with powerful sexual forces.
The Romans held a particular respect for the common carrot. Carrots were boiled in broth to release the sexual inhibitions of female captives. Even the Emperor Caligula was once said to have fed the entire Roman Senate a feast of carrots in the hope of watching them running sexually amok.
The Italians christened the tomato the “love apple” because it resembles the human heart and had doctors claiming it was a potent love potion.
The arrival of the new fig crop in Ancient Greece brought about ritual copulation, as they believed the fig was a sacred food associated with love and fertility. An open fig is thought to imitate the female sex organs.
The Aztecs referred to the avocado tree as the “testicle tree” because they believed the fruit hanging in pairs on the tree looked like male testicles.
So whether it’s the shape or the smell or the stimulating action of a food that revs up the libido, or being chock full of nutrients and chemicals that boost you and your partner’s sexual arousal and performance, look no further….
Zinc (yeah I know I sound like a broken record) is vital for the production of testosterone in men and for women to sustain