We have all heard about aphrodisiacs.
Ingesting them will increase our sexual urges and maybe even our abilities.
However, is it all just a fairy tale? Let's take a look.
Aphrodisiacs have been around for thousands of years.
They are mostly based on natural foods and spices.
The purpose of these products is to increase the libido (the urge to have sex).
Traditionally, users utilized a variety of plants and herbs but the emphasis today has shifted to natural foods.
On some occasions, the foods that we consume are associated with sexual organs.
Ginseng for instance strongly resembles the human body and therefore it is no coincidence that ginseng is used in Asian countries to rejuvenate the body but also to dramatically increase the libido.
Another example would be the banana which is obviously the same shape as a penis.
Therefore many cultures believe the fruit has the power to affect the minds of people before having sex.
And possibly the most famous look-alike food is the oyster which bears a striking resemblance to the female vagina.
Consuming oysters allegedly creates a deep desire to have sex.
They do include energy enhancers, which have been clinically shown to contribute to the expansion of sexual desires in people who eat them.
But what about foods that don't resemble body parts? Well, tomatoes, chocolate and fish are rumored to be legitimate aphrodisiacs.
Throughout history, man has been searching for aphrodisiacs to increase libido and improve sexual performance.
This search has led to an influx of products that claim to be able to perform miracles including pills, creams colognes etc.
However, the best bet will always be to eat healthy, exercise and keep yourself free of stress.
Do these things and you will not have problems with desire or performance.
Guaranteed!