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From the ongoing, ever-expanding

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SPICE UP YOUR LOVE LIFE

Aphrodisiacs from the Kitchen



Mimi Riser

www.mimiriser.com



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Copyright 2011 by Mimi Riser

Cover: Copyright 2011 by M. Riser



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Spice Up Your Love Life!

Aphrodisiacs from the Kitchen

By Mimi Riser

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Using herbs and food to strengthen the libido is nothing new. Muira puama (traditionally known as “potency wood”), damiana, and ginseng, to name just a few, have been valued as aphrodisiacs for centuries in cultures around the world. And modern studies indicate that some of these old remedies may indeed be effective in boosting arousal or treating certain forms of sexual dysfunction. For instance, yohimbine (an extract from the bark of the West African yohimbe tree, which increases blood flow to the penis) was approved by the FDA as a prescription treatment even before Viagra was.

You don’t need a prescription, however, for most “love herbs”—you don’t even need a trip to the health-food store. As a matter of fact, many of the most time-honored natural aphrodisiacs are probably in your kitchen right now. Consider these options the next time you plan a romantic meal for two. You may end up tickling more than someone’s taste buds…


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