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Carrots are considered to be an aphrodisiac due to the sex stimulating properties contained in its seeds and young green leaves!
Apart from being loaded with essential oils, vitamins A,B,C,E and valuable carotene, it can also play the role of a psychoactive agent, able to make you feel happy and sexually excited!
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The magnolia tree’s bark, roots, flowers and red seeds are said to be able to stimulate chi (life’s energy) and wake up libido! My “spring medicine” produces pleasant mild excitement and elevation of overall level of energy.
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Alcohol used as sexual stimulant can release inhibitions and make person feel happier and be sexually more approachable. A glass of Champagne, or one shot of gin, spiked with cayenne pepper, hardly ever fail to spice up love life and wake up delicious desire. However excessive consumption of alcohol can trigger unwanted testosterone production increase in women and decline in men!
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Thistle, a common prickly weed, is used as an aphrodisiac in love potions and baths. In ancient Rome, thistle was used in the baths of nobles to produce sensual stimulating effect on the skin and genitals, which made them deliciously sensitive to touch.
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Chewing or sucking finger-long pieces of liquorice (licorice) candy can awaken sensuality, making women more flirtatious and approachable. Liquorice root contains Estrogen which plays an integral role in the production of female pheromones, known as the Scent of a Woman!
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Nutmeg contains active aphrodisiac chemical Myristicin.
Nutmeg seeds, leaves and flowers produce psychoactive effects, which used as a libido stimulant in many recipes, can actually make you feel relaxed, happy and sexually stimulated.
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For centuries schisandra berries were used for increasing resistance to disease and stress, increasing sexual energy, physical performance and endurance. They contain high concentration of unique minerals and vitamins and is able to support healthy libido and provoke sexual receptiveness.
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Coriander is a fragrant spice that is used in many world’s cuisines, however not many people are aware of its psychogenic properties, which are able to produce delightful libido stimulating effects of lust and mild euphoria.
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Ginkgo’s fan-shaped leaves have been used for thousands of years as a valuable aphrodisiac to stimulate blood flow to the genitals without increasing blood pressure! Ginkgo’s blood thinning chemical compounds condition blood, which makes it travel freely through the blood vessels to the vital organs. This process usually produces pleasant feelings of tingling and carnal sensations for both sexes.
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‘Life without libido can be compared to looking at a picture from a cookbook – it thrills and whets the appetite, but ultimately, doesn’t satisfy.’
I believe, that while there is no particular aphrodisiac that exists on Earth, which can work equally well for everyone, there’s definitely one that will work for every individual!