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Anything (usually a food or liquid) that assists in getting interested, or staying intgerested in sex.
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∙ 16y agoThis medicine increases ones sex drive.
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Why everyone loves chocolate?
well,.... one...- it's the most amazing thing on the face of the earth.... and two it's actually an aphrodesiac.....
Is drinking urine harmful to your health?
No, but it probably doesnt taste very good. some cultures boil urine into a powder and make a pill which they use as an aphrodesiac..O ther cultures eat raw oysters...
Does Tokay geckos are medicine for aids?
The urban Myth that a tokay can cure H.I.V, AIDS, or to be used as an aphrodesiac is simply something that the people of Indonesia and Malyasia believe. One has said that eating the tails, others believe the sounds they make are to ward off spirits. The tokay gecko is a iconic symbol to the people of Asia. A symbol of pride and strength.
Did monks carry pepper around with them in the medieval ages?
Yes and no. Monk's pepper refers to an herbVitex agnus-castus, also called Vitex, Chaste Tree, that monks would sprinkle on their food. The ground up seed of Vitex was considered to be an anaphrodesiac (opposite of aphrodesiac ). They believed that consuming the seed daily would reduce their libido, and make keeping their vows of chastity a little easier. Whether they passed their pepper around to folks outside their orders is unknown.
Why girls like chocolate?
Its not that they LOVE is so much more than boys, everyone likes chocolate! (i think....if you dont then your weird.) they are usually just happy that your got them it! or they are just using you for free chocolate.
What is ginseng shooter?
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What do avocado's look like?
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What are positive and negative things about vanilla?
Let's start with the negative, just to get it over with. Although there is not a lot of negative about this spice, Vanilla just so happens to be the second most expensive spice, (the first being saphron). The reason it is so expensive is because of the intensive labor that is put into growing the seed pods it is extracted from. There is also word that peoples suffering from a disease called Gilbert's Syndrome should not ingest vanilla. Then there is always the alcohol thing...although it is possible to get a bit intoxicated from the vanilla extract, you would have to drink an immense amount of it, and would be better off going with something that was manufactured just for drinking. That would not be vanilla. As for the good of vanilla, I could go on forever. Vanilla can be used to calm certain spicy foods, to lighten the flavor of a pungent dish. It has been said to be a calming scent for your mind and body. Some hospitals even use vanilla scented oils to calm patients. It can be used as an aphrodesiac as well. There have been studies on what scent males are most aroused by, and more often than not, vanilla is the winner. It also has many antioxidants, however it is not as rich in them as many other fruits, spices, and sources. You can also use vanilla to scent your home, your lotions, in perfumes, in drinks, as a helpful trick to make nasty liquid medicines go down easier.
Who discovered cilantro?
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