Foods have long been linked to desire, but why? From oysters to chocolate, certain ingredients earned a reputation for romance through history, symbolism, and biology. This piece explores why they’re ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Inspired by aphrodisiac expert Lillian Zeltser, our writer Dominic Bliss and his wife Sally decided to try some of her recommended ...

This article was reviewed by Craig Primack, MD, FACP, FAAP, FOMA. Intimacy, love, and attraction have been foundational pieces in the puzzle of human culture since the very beginning. Today, the ...

Throughout history, humans have turned to foods and herbal supplements known as aphrodisiacs in hopes of increasing their libido — their sex drive — or to improve their sexual performance. Here's what ...

Next Friday is Valentine’s Day, so I have decided to write about some herbs that have been reported to act as aphrodisiacs. By definition, an aphrodisiac is “a food, drink, or drug that stimulates ...

A major scientific study has raised fresh concern over the widespread use of herbal aphrodisiacs in Nigeria, warning that combining them with conventional drugs may actually reduce s3xual performance ...

When it comes to finding an aphrodisiac to spice up your life in the bedroom, you probably tend to think of food. There's nothing sexier than cracking open a bottle of wine or champagne with a lover ...

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For centuries, people have turned to aphrodisiacs in an attempt to boost their libido and enhance their romantic appeal. Spanish fly is one such aphrodisiac. “Spanish fly” refers to all sorts of ...

It may be true that “power is the ultimate aphrodisiac,” as former secretary of state Henry Kissinger once famously observed. But in this most romantic of months, something lovin’ from the oven may be ...

Mention aphrodisiac plants and few people cite Tribulus terrestris, commonly called puncture vine. But that’s changing as evidence accumulates that a leaf extract of this attractive ground-cover helps ...

Although the holidays are an exciting time, we often fall victim to exhaustion from traveling, family gatherings, and traditions and it can be difficult to keep things interesting as a couple.