Oysters! The proverbial metaphor for the female organ actually acts as an aphrodisiac? I couldn't believe it either. But it seems that a lot of people consume this seafood for the exact objective of making their sex lives better.
Are they really aphrodisiacs or just hype?
The scientific basis for such claims could be the research findings stating that mussels, clams, and oysters contain rare amino acids: D-aspartic acid or D-asp and N-methyl-D-aspartate or NMDA. These stimulate production of testosterone in males, the hormone that is responsible for libido and more erections in guys. Younger guys have (should, anyway) more of this hormone than older guys, and if this claim is true, then maybe there is a validity to it.
Elevated levels of testosterone could increase sexual activity and better quality erections. And, with better quality, I mean the type that penetrates, not the soft, weak-willed ones I used to have. Do these other natural products trump sildenafil citrate, or the ones created from Siberian ginseng (herbal V)? Whether they do or don't does not really matter as long as they all work!
It's not surprising that men like us always find ways to satisfy our lovers. Girls are already flaky at their best, and it takes just so little to turn them off... not when there are so many guys who can love them up better.
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Monday, August 11, 2008
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