Oysters are probably the most well-known aphrodisiac. (Getty Images) Looking to get in the mood? For centuries, many foods and herbs have been thought to boost libido by acting as natural aphrodisiacs ...

Doing the dirty should start with eating clean. Aphrodisiacs ― a term derived from Aphrodite, the Greek Goddess of love ― is a food or other substance that is thought to increase one’s libido. While ...

The idea that the foods you eat can fire up desire has been around for centuries. Unfortunately, there isn't much evidence to back that up. Regular exercise and a good night's sleep are more likely to ...

All kinds of foods have been regarded as libido-lifting aphrodisiacs, either because of their reputation (oysters), physical appearance (figs) or luxurious price (lobster). But often that food's power ...

Good Food Edible Aphrodisiacs for Valentine's Day Linda de Villers is a psychologist and sex therapist in Los Angeles where she teaches psychology at several local colleges. She is also a ...

Look at the picture above and gauge your level of arousal. They're oysters—wet, slightly salty, i.e., vaginal—and they're one of the more commonly discussed aphrodisiacs. An aphrodisiac is a substance ...

When in a committed relationship, most of us have experienced times of diminished sex drive. Such instances may occur when work or school demands and stress are too high, when we're feeling under the ...

With all the bogus adds for “sexual stimulants” and “potency enhancers” that pop up on the Internet, it’s hard to believe anyone’s claim that something you ingest can boost your libido or improve your ...

Throughout history food has been used to enhance sexual performance and create desire. NJOKI CHEGE spoke to two experienced chefs who offer easy and affordable ways to make your Valentine' meal a love ...

Ginger, a popular Eastern spice, has a rich history as an aphrodisiac. Dating back to the first century AD, physician Dioscorides recommended ginger as a way to stimulate male sexual health. Today, ...