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No particular food is linked to desire…scientifically, anyway. So what do we know about the power of food to rev up sex drive? Not much. “Really science has not figured what determines sexual ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sex, and how to make it better, has long been a topic of study - and a much-needed one: 43% of women and 31% of men report having ...

Humans have been searching for that sexually arousing aphrodisiac for centuries. Now, researchers have finally found the first true aphrodisiac, but alas, it only turns on fruit flies. Subscribe to ...

The Science of Love explores food aphrodisiacs The Cleveland Museum of Natural History held "The Science of Love" event where guests sampled a wide array of rumored food aphrodisiacs. CLEVELAND, Ohio ...

A common male butterfly deploys chemical weapons to keep rivals away from females—a great example of cooperation between the sexes that goes sour, says a team of scientists in Sweden. Among ...

For thousands of years, cultures throughout the world have turned to certain ingredients to stimulate arousal. Cocktails have been no exception. But too much booze can also lead to poor performance in ...

It is often said that the way to a man's (or woman's) heart is through his stomach. With Valentine's Day fast approaching, what better than to treat your partner to a sumptuous meal that not only ...