Choueke delves into the heart of the human desire to incite and sustain sexual drive, describing the best and worst lovemaking aids for men and women, and providing a comprehensive outline of the surprising number of herbs, drugs, and foods that really work.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
proceed with caution,
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This review is from: Aphrodisiacs: A Guide To What Really Works (Paperback)
I enjoyed this book but would like to give a warning. I tried taking the niacin for the body flush described in this book. It was NOT an arousing experience. I felt like my body was burning up and I looked like I had a severe sunburn for about 20 minutes. Once this passed I was extremely cold from all of the heat my body had released. I may just be extra sensitive, but I just wanted to let others know...
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Take it from an MD: this is scientific nonsense,
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This review is from: Aphrodisiacs: A Guide To What Really Works (Paperback)
When people become sexually aroused, they exhibit certain physiological signs such as flushing, increased heart rate, and sweating. Some people who were--oh, how can I phrase this nicely?--not at the top of their class have speculated that artificially increasing one or more of these INDICES of arousal will somehow increase arousal and satisfaction. Ridiculous! When you drive your car its speedometer needle moves, but if you push the speedometer needle with your finger it won't budge your car one inch. That's obvious, correct? Well, this author evidently has little conception of logic and physiology, because he thinks that using niacin (one of the B-vitamins) to induce a flush can increase sexual pleasure. Wrong. If anything, taking niacin will just make you itchy and prickly for a few hours. Is that conducive to sex?
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
both titillating and informative,
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This review is from: Aphrodisiacs: A Guide To What Really Works (Paperback)
Choueke has created the perfect combination of both stories and chemical information that will really put you in the mood. The book is a series of vignettes that promises to stimulate you cerebrally and physiologically to enjoy new experiences and revive old ones with your mate. Great information. If you liked My Secret Garden, you will love this book.
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