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Natural Wood
By Leonardo
Calcagno
Published January 2002
Our Adult Subjects
expert Leonardo Calcagno takes up where
Lauri Jean Crowe left off in Spice
Up Your Sex Life With
Herbal Aphrodisiacs
Presented here
is a list of natural substances, some safe,
some dangerous and harmful, which have been
found to perform a similar function to the
well known drug Viagra.
Impotence, a man's most terrible fear and
secret. From ancient times, sexual performance
has been extremely important for men, 'cause
we think with our DICK! This is no secret,
and we should for once and for all accepted
it. We live in a macho world, is sad but
is true. Impotence isn't only a boner problem,
it's also all the emotional baggage that
comes with it: depression, low self steam,
fear of loosing your partner, adultery paranoia,
anxiety, and frustration that can lead in
some cases to suicide!
As men from every generation and walk of
life have been trying to keep it up, Viagra
came to the rescue. Seen as a wonder pill
(like Prozac, ha! ha! ha! ha! ha!) men are
consuming it like candy. More than one million
prescriptions for it are written each month.
It's estimated that 35 million North-American
men will consume Viagra before 2005, and
as the baby boomers grow older, that number
could reach up to 50 million.
As this wonder drug changes a man's sexual
life, he doesn't mind some of the side effects
(headache, upset stomach, nasal congestion,
blurred vision, diarrhea, dizziness, rash
and possibly death). This is seen as a normal
price to pay when taking pharmaceutical
drugs. But are there other alternatives
to getting a boner beside Viagra (while
boycotting the fascist capitalist inhuman
faceless pharmaceutical companies)? Of course.
There are many herbal and food alternatives
to get the little guy to salute...so do
try them, talk to your doctor before anything
and enjoy!
Note: remember Viagra is not a sexual stimulant
nor an aphrodisiac. It's just a pill to
help you maintain an erection.
Used in the Middle East, Africa and South
Asia this is a common plant for menstruation
problems, inflammation and allergies. It
boosts morale and calms depression. In impotence
cases, it's well-known for its body cleaning
properties for smokers, alcohol and other
drug users -- which helps impotence. Two
capsules or one teaspoon of oil three times
a day is recommended.
In French it means "Boner Wood,"
widely used in the West Indies. The bark
of the tree is soaked in rum, then is drunk
for sexual stimulation.
A flowering plant found in China, Mongolia
and Siberia. Stimulates sexual desire by
lowering the blood pressure, which may occur
for a nervous person. A daily dosage is
10 to 15 g.
A Chinese aphrodisiac, its roots are boiled
and drank for stimulation.
An aphrodisiac used by the native people
of Mexico, Central and South America and
in the West Indies since the dawn of time.
Its leaves are used in native medicine for
many diseases. Wrapped in chocolate, it's
given to young grooms by mother-in-law anxious
to become grandmothers in Mexico. It helps
involuntary sperm emissions and strengthens
the male sexual system [due to is alkaloids
property]. It's also widely used in Holland
for enchanting sexuality and positive effect
on the reproductive organs.
It aids circulation and gets the blood
flowing to the penis. This herb is an antidepressant
to calm people who are nervous to perform.
It's a safe natural drug when taken in small
doses of 50 mg three times a day.
An Asian herb that grows in the mountains
of eastern Asia and in Korea and Japan.
In Asia men believes that ginseng enhances
sex and an ancient Indian medical manuscript
[The Atherva Veda] says that ginseng "bestows
on men both young and old the power of a
bull." It helps regulate blood stream
and stress.
It's called the "pacific elixir"
in the South Pacific where it has been use
by the people of Polynesia, Melanesia and
Micronesia .... the Kava was not used for
sexual dysfunction but the roots may be
used to resolve sexual difficulties and
low libido caused by overwork, anxiousness
and tension.
It contains caffeine and other stimulating
properties. Brazilians drink it and Jamaican
use it as an aphrodisiac.
A Peruvian herb use to treat a variety
of hormone imbalances. It increases fertility
and sexual vigor. Rats fed with maca had
higher sperm production, meaning that people
who shoot "blanks" may want to
try it.
Called by the Greeks as the "Love
brew", they forbade soldiers to consume
it during wars 'cause it diminished their
aggressiveness.
It has been traditionally used by Brazilian
natives from the Amazon to treat impotence.
This tree is nicknamed "potency wood"
and "tree of virility." It showed
its effectiveness for treating nervous system
disorders and sexual impotence, it's ability
to help impotence by delivering blood to
genitals.
Rosemary activates the adrenal glands,
which produce sex hormones.
A very expensive spice when added to food,
it's considered erotic in taste and in color.
Phoenicians made flavor moon-shaped cakes
eaten in honor of Ashtoreth, the goddess
of fertility. Its still used as a bridal
spice.
Used by Greeks and Romans for fertility
rites. Savory taken as a tea aids men who
have difficulty performing sexual acts.
The Greeks worshipped this herb to Aphrodite,
goddess of love; and the Romans believed
that it had peacemaking properties. Taken
as tea, it stimulates and augments the reactions
of the body and facilitatescirculation of
blood to the genitals.
The Kama Sutra uses fresh fennel juice
with milk as a aphrodisiac. Hindus use fresh
fennel juice, milk. honey, ghee, licorice
and sugar to stimulate sex. In Mediterranean
regions this soup is also used as a sexual
stimulant.
A powerful aphrodisiac when rubbed on the
abdomen, scrotum and anus. A impotence recipe
by an Indian herbalist: ginger juice, honey
and half-boiled eggs, taken every night
for a month.
Increases sexual endurance, when mixed
with honey and a half boiled egg to be taken
an hour before intercourse.
Casanova was a big consumer, fifty raw
oysters every morning. A healthy consumption
of oysters helps to keep a balanced reproductive
system. Only be sure that they're fresh
or you may get poisoned.
This is an urban legend for horny teenagers.
The legendary Spanish fly is a golden green
beetle from which they extracted a chemical
called cantharidin. It's not very well known
how it works but it has been used widely
by everybody, the only problem is if it
gives a great sexual high it also very toxic,
and a big amount may even kill you.
This information
has been provided for informational purposes
only. Neither the author, nor the-vu and
its affiliates, recommend taking any herbal
remedies prior to consultation with your
personal health care professional. This
information should not be construed as a
replacement for medical advice or treatment.
Leonardo
Calcagno,
well know writer
in Montreal Canada. He's been writing for
local Canadian, Americano and European e-zines
and zines in French, Spanish and English
for almost 5 years. More known to get hate
letters from right-wing housewives and to
get into fights with promoters who don't
let him interview bands! You will mostly
see him eating tofu dogs and drinking Guinness
with his laptop in Montreal writing another
article about politics, music and sex. Graduated
with a bachelor degree in International
Politics with a minor on international law...
his parents are still wondering why he took
on a life of sex writer! Tattooed with Che,
Husker Du and ARA! Played chino-Hispanic
punk on Les Kalisses D'immigrant, Trash
Blues on Les Tetes Reduites and now stoner
rock on Your Sister ! He contributes on
Freezerbox.com, Kerozen, Indymedia.org,
Stooky.com, Eroticandy.com, Biotech Montreal
Action, QuebecTel, Zona de Obra and other
zines!
For more of Leonardo's
work, please visit www.montrealnightguide.com
and www.montrealconfidential.com
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