Aphrodisiacs are widely believed to put the spark into romance. But do these "love potions" really work? Michelle Miller has been doing some research: When it comes to aphrodisiacs, New York chef Marc ...

NEWARK, N.J. — Those who think flowers and chocolate are insufficient for their sweetie on Valentine’s Day might try something a little more worldly -- like a rhinoceros tusk or poisonous fish.

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What do you get when you combine asparagus, black licorice, chili pepper, fennel, figs, ginger, nutmeg, olives, oysters, pomegranate, rhino horn and tomatoes? The world's most powerful love potion, if ...

A love spell has been described as a positive love-thought that you send out to the universe as an affirmation in the way of an incantation, or simply in the form of a prayer, and then you visualize ...

Aphrodisiacs have been used by every culture from the ancient Persians to the Aztecs to boost sexual desire. But do these supposed love potions really work?more Scientific evidence suggests it’s the ...

We’ve all heard of aphrodisiacs before–it’s anything you can consume that will heighten your sexual desire. For most of us, that something is alcohol. While there’s nothing wrong with a little liquid ...

Valentine’s Day is all about setting the mood and enjoying each other. If your love language is food, an aphrodisiac can be a powerful gift idea on the big night. Enjoy a delicious and elegant dinner ...

Pop star Katy Perry finds vanilla an “aphrodisiac”. The “Dark Horse” hitmaker, who is rumoured to have reunited with on-and-off boyfriend John Mayer, says she has carefully chosen the scents of her ...