Super Supplements 324
Super Supplements 324
Super Supplements
For A Strong Sexual Performance
By: Super Sex Power Media Team Members
As one of the most potent natural scavenger of free radicals, Pycnogenol mops-up all kinds of
aggressive radicals, before they cause any damage by oxidative stress. Pycnogenol boosts the
immune system and it strengthens blood vessel walls and capillaries. It supports a better
circulation by preventing stress-induced constriction of arteries and blood clotting. Additionally the
extract contains substances, which act against cramps.
It recycles and spares vitamins C and E, so they act longer in your body.
As a side benefit, it's also has a very important role in keeping your skin youthful looking
Source: http://www.quantumhealth.com/news/pycnogenol_about.html
L-arginine is an amino acid that has numerous functions in the body. It helps the body get rid of
ammonia (a waste product), is used to make compounds in the body such creatine, L-glutamate,
and L-proline, and can be converted to glucose and glycogen if needed.
L-arginine is used to make the nitric oxide, a compound in the body that relaxes blood vessels.
Preliminary studies have found that L-arginine may help with conditions that improve when blood
vessels are relaxed (called vasodilation), such as atherosclerosis, erectile dysfunction, and
intermittent claudication. L-arginine is also involved in protein formation. In larger amounts, L-
arginine stimulates the release of hormones growth hormone and prolactin.
L-arginine has been used for erectile dysfunction. Like the drug sildenafil citrate (Viagra), L-
arginine is thought to enhance the action of nitric oxide, which relaxes muscles surrounding blood
vessels supplying the penis. As a result, blood vessels in the penis dilate, increasing blood flow,
which helps maintain an erection.
Source: http://altmedicine.about.com/cs/herbsvitaminsad/a/Arginine.htm
The greatest natural source of getting this fish oil is from cold water fish. However, there has been
reports lately on some cold water fish infested with pesticides and high levels of mercury. This is
where a supplement like this would come into play in order to make sure you are getting the
recommended amount of this fish oil. The omega 3 supplements will make sure you are getting
your daily requirements. This supplement will also help in unblocking narrowed arteries in order to
help receive better blood flow to your penis and keeping your sperm healthy too.
Another benefit in taking the omega 3 is, this supplement will help your nervous system to make
sure it is working probably. This will also improve your neurological functions too. This fish oil is a
contributing factor to better circulation through out your whole body all way down to your penis.
You can become the active man who is less likely to develop ED and this is a good thing.
So lets concentrate on improving your whole overall blood circulation. Here are some tips that will
help you gain omega 3 erections. The foods that contain the omega 3 are sardines, mackerel and
salmon. These 3 are very high in this fish oil. Also concentrate on eating fresh vegetables, fruits,
whole grains, legumes, liver, oysters, seeds, and nuts. Another supplement you should be taking is
a multi-vitamin and mineral. Make sure this multi-vitamin and mineral has at least 30 to 45 mg of
zinc too.
You should eat foods that are rich in L-Arginine because this will improve your pleasures my friend.
Garlic, chickpeas, seeds, cashews, peanuts, granola, walnuts, green vegetables and olive oil.
Here are some bad food choices that contribute to poor penis circulation. Long term alcohol(only
drink in moderation), smoking, substance abuse and just plain old bad eating habits. Fried foods,
junk foods and caffeine. You have to slow it down here with these choices.
And by far make sure you are always drinking plenty of water. When you urinate and your urine is
clear, that means you are getting enough water. If your urine is from medium to dark, you are not
getting enough water. If you are on medications, ask your doctor about your urine color in this
case. However if you are not on any meds, then your urine should be clear. Work on this.
Take all of these tips here into consideration and remember this always: The things that are good
for your heart and all the above are, these things are also extra good for your penis too. Develop
erections that are fit for a king.
Source: http://www.healthsituation.com/omega-3-erections-having-healthy-erections-is-the-hard-factor-
here/2007/11/14/
Epimedium species are hardy perennials. The majority have four-petaled "spider-like" flowers in
spring. Many are believed to be aphrodisiacs.
Many species of Epimedium are alleged to have aphrodisiac qualities. According to legend, this
property was discovered by a Chinese goat herder who noticed sexual activity in his flock after they
ate the weed. It is sold as a health supplement, usually in raw herb or pill form and sometimes
blended with other supplements. The over-exploitation of wild populations of Epimedium for use in
traditional Chinese medicine is having potentially serious consequences for the long-term survival
of several species, none of which are widely cultivated for medicinal purposes.
The "active ingredient" in Epimedium is icariin[1], which can be found in standardized extracts from
5% up to 60% potent. Strengths above that are usually reserved for lab use.
Icariin is purported to work by increasing levels of nitric oxide, which relax smooth muscle. It has
been demonstrated to relax rabbit penile tissue by nitric oxide and PDE-5 activity [1]. Other
research has demonstrated that injections of Epimedium extract, directly into the penis of the rat
results in an increase in penile blood pressure.[2]
Like Viagra, icariin, the active compound in Epimedium, inhibits the activity of PDE-5. In vitro
assays have demonstrated that icariin inhibits PDE-5 with an IC50 of around 1 micromolar,[3][4]
while Viagra has an IC50 of about 6.6 nanomolar (.0066 micromolar) and Levitra has an IC50 of
about 0.7 nanomolar (.0007 micromolar).[5] Measured differently, the EC50 of icariin is
approximately 4.62 micromolar, while Viagra is .42 micromolar.[6] The amount of oral
administration of Epidemium extract necessary to achieve these relative concentrations is unclear
from the literature, and may not be relevant if the herb works through multiple mechanisms, as has
been suggested. Epimedium has been shown to up-regulate genes associated with nitric oxide
production and changes in adenosine/guanine monophosphate balance in ways that other PDE5
inhibitors do not.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epimedium
Niacin, or vitamin B-3, when taken on an empty stomach causes blood vessels near the skin to
dilate for several minutes, which produces the well-known "niacin flush." Sexual activity also
causes the skin to flush, through the natural release of histamines. Taking niacin prior to sex, many
claim, increases tactile sensations, electrifying the sense of touch, and enhancing orgasms. The
niacin rush feels prickly and uncomfortable for me in general, but during sex the flood of histamines
seems to feel warm and make me glow. This stuff is certainly worth trying. Many people swear by it
and it's very popular. Niacin is inexpensive and available in every vitamin store and even most
supermarkets.
Source: http://www.levity.com/mavericks/chemo-e.htm
Yohimbe has been used for centuries in African folk medicine to treat fevers, leprosy, coughs, and
as a local anesthetic. But its most popular use has been as an aphrodisiac and a mild
hallucinogen. It has been widely used in Europe for about 75 years to treat male erectile
dysfunction, formerly called impotence. The U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved
yohimbe as a treatment for impotence in the late 1980s. It is sold as an over-the-counter dietary
supplement and as a prescription drug under brand names such as Yocon, Aphrodyne, Erex,
Yohimex, Testomar, Yohimbe, and Yovital.
There is no clear medical research that indicates exactly how or why yohimbe works in treating
impotence. It is generally believed that yohimbe dilates blood vessels and stimulates blood flow to
the penis, causing an erection. It also prevents blood from flowing out of the penis during an
erection. It may also act on the central nervous system, specifically the lower spinal cord area
where sexual signals are transmitted. Studies show it is effective in 30-40% of men with impotence.
It is primarily effective in men with impotence caused by vascular, psychogenic, or diabetic
problems. It usually does not work in men whose impotence is caused by organic nerve damage.
In men without erectile dysfunction, yohimbe in some cases appears to increase sexual stamina
and prolong erections.
Source: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_g2603/is_0007/ai_2603000746
However, the benefits you’ll enjoy is not just limited to the obvious one.
The foods and stimulants I list here are good for your overall health as well!
Plus… regular sex is actually good for you! It is good for the heart, immune system, and it
lowers stress.
Also, sex seems to trigger powerful chemicals that may even extend men's lives. Some
studies have shown sex to even relieve back pain, menstrual cramps, even arthritis and
migraines.
Other studies have also shown sex to help with insomnia and depression. Of course, it also
provides cardiovascular exercise… AND it allows your body to relax and de-stress
afterwards – both of which are important for healthy living.
Most of us follow a diet that lacks certain vital nutrients which are required by the body to
maintain normal functions, including the recovery and recuperation processes…and yes,
especially the processes that affect libido, stamina and endurance.
The sooner you start taking better care of your body and mind, the sooner you stop (or at
least delay) further problems.
As we get older, we also tend to cut back on physical activity. We exercise less, and we
stress over things more. That's a lethal combination.
Stress is actually a biggie! The more stress you have in your life, the worse of your body
and mind will be. And all this will affect optimum function of both, including a huge decrease
in libido, stamina and endurance.
To become a star in bed, you’ll need to start managing and lowering stress from your life,
get into a regular exercise routine (even if all you do is walk for 30 minutes per day, or at
least every other day) and of course, start consuming more foods that are considered
sexual boosters and stimulants.
My main goal with this report is to help you improve your sexual (and overall) health by
using foods and supplements that are:
However, in order to make this a complete package, I will also list some of the rare, lesser-
known sex foods and stimulants, just in case you’re interested in learning about those as
well.
Before we start discussing and listing those things that most people may never have heard
of, let’s first of all get…
Back To Basics
First, let's go over some of the stuff that you should already be doing right now, for optimum
health. You may already be familiar with these, especially if you're read one or two health
books, or watched a show or two about healthy living.
Hopefully, you’ll start using some of this information if you aren’t already doing so. Think of
all this information as a bonus.
We'll start with the basic nutritional requirements that you should already be meeting...
Water
Water is just an amazing substance. One of the easiest and quickest way to look and feel
healthier - and younger - while extending your life and becoming more energetic, is to start
drinking more water and/or consume more water-rich foods (fruits and vegetables that have
a high water content.)
The human body is over 70 percent water anyway. Most of the vital processes of our body
require water. It is important to keep it that way. If you reach for water or juice only when
you're thirsty, it's usually too late.
Keep yourself hydrated on a regular basis. And, increase your fluid intake on hot days, or
when you're more active than normal.
Make it a habit to start your day by filling up a tall glass (or bottle) of water. Keep it with you
and sip on it every 30 minutes or so. Fill up when you're done. (You don't want to feel
bloated, just as long as you're drinking enough. Most of us aren't.)
If water is not the easiest thing for you to drink by itself, there are lots of alternatives. Throw
a wedge of lemon in it, or make lemonade. There are also products like Gatorade, Vitamin
Water, or certain juices and juice blends. (If you go for the regular juices, be mindful of the
sugar content and calorie count... some of them are ridiculously high.)
You can also snack on water rich fruits and vegetables throughout the day. Most citrus
fruits (oranges, tangerines, etc.), melons (cantaloupe, honeydew, etc.) are great for this.
Plus, they have the added benefit of providing you with some powerful nutrients.
Vitamins
If you follow nothing else from this report about nutrition, drink more water and take your
vitamins.
Taking vitamins is not just an added benefit; It's mandatory. It's not something that's 'nice
to do.' It's a requirement. Your body does not manufacture most vitamins, which is why we
consume food to begin with... we need it to survive.
The challenge, for most of us, is that our diets do not provide enough vitamins which are
needed by our bodies to function normally. The reason why so many people feel better
after taking vitamins regularly is because most people's idea of "normal health" is warped.
Most of us have no idea what "normal" is because we have never provided enough nutrition
to our bodies to experience normal functions.
Except in this case, what we don't know can and will hurt us.
Fiber
Fiber is very important and has several major benefits. Most of us are nowhere near the
daily requirement, about 30 to 40 grams per day. That may sound like a lot, but it's pretty
easy to do if you increase your intake of complex carbohydrates: grains, cereals, nuts, fruits
and vegetables.
If your diet isn't able to provide you with enough fiber, there are also ways to supplement it.
I've been taking psyllium husk (which is pure fiber,) mixed with water, since the early 1990's
(yes, after I started researching weight loss and nutrition,) and it's been a life saver for me.
There have been times in the past when I lived on junk food, fast-food, and just generally
unhealthy high-fat choices. Had it not been for the unusually high fiber in my diet
(compared to the average person,) I would have some serious health problems right now.
If your diet consists of a lot of fatty foods, and you're not able to cut down on them right
away, or quickly enough, you should at least increase your fiber intake while you work on
lowering your fat intake. It will be one of the best decisions you'll ever make for your health.
Fiber also has the added benefit of absorbing some of the fat and cholesterol molecules
from your meal so that they're not all absorbed by your body.
Carbohydrates
Carbohydrates have been given a bad rep' lately, especially with the recent "high protein,
low carb" fads and promotional campaigns.
It's important to note that there are two kinds of carbohydrates: simple and complex. Simple
carbs come from processed foods and foods high in sugar (donuts, pastries, or any other
products made from white flour and processed sugar.) Complex carbs come from natural
sources (whole grains, vegetables, most fruits) or foods that have gone through minimal
processing (wheat bread and other whole wheat products, brown rice, etc.)
The fact is, your body needs carbohydrates for energy. Unfortunately, most of us fill it up
with the bad carbs, which is inferior fuel. And, the results are pretty obvious.
The less processed the carbs are, the better they are for you. Brown is much better than
white. Brown/unprocessed alternatives also usually have high fiber content - an added
benefit.
If most of your carbs are coming from fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains and cereals,
and nuts, you're actually doing your body a huge favor. All of those foods have the added
benefit of providing your body with nutrients that it needs to function optimally.
If most of your carbs are coming from processed foods (white flour products, pastries and
other high-sugars foods, sodas, certain juices, etc.) they will often be turned into fat very
easily, especially if they're eaten in excess. They will also fill you up (as far as "hunger" is
concerned) without providing any of the nutrients that your body needs.
This is very similar to filling your vehicle up with cheap, inferior gasoline... obviously the
performance will suffer, and the engine will be damaged over time.
If you really feel like having a donut or pastry today, have a little, and then make up for it by
eating more nutrient-rich foods for the rest of the day.
Often times, we eat certain foods out of habit, not because our body needs it. We just have
to retrain ourselves to make better choices, without sacrificing much flavor or taste. (Yes,
it's possible to do, with a little bit of training.)
Protein
Protein is also vital to your body. Make it a point to have some protein with every meal,
especially breakfast. It's easy to do, and you'll find out how in another section. The best
sources are egg whites, soymilk or low fat milk, fish, chicken or any other meat really. Go
for the leaner cuts as much as possible.
Fat
Believe it or not, your body does require fat as well. But, very little is needed. And... unlike
protein and healthy carbs, we don't have to go looking for fat. In fact, fat seems to find us
most of the time. If you're eating healthy, even if you're a vegetarian, you're probably
getting enough fat already.
The reality is that most of us need to cut saturated fats (from animal sources) from our diets
dramatically. (Obesity is the second leading cause of cancer! Tobacco is the first.)
What we should focus on are certain fatty acids that many of us don't get any (or enough)
of. Two great sources are fish and flaxseeds. You can also take fish oil capsules as an
alternative.
As you read through this report, you will notice that some of the foods (like fish, nuts,
seeds, etc.) are mentioned more than once - it's because they offer numerous health
benefits and are therefore discussed in multiple sections. This is actually great because it
allows us to eat a handful of foods and get almost every nutrient that our body needs. If I
were to list 100 different foods for you to consume regularly, it would be very difficult to
maintain a diet that provides all of those foods.
The above section on nutrition is just the basics that you should be doing. We will build on
what we discussed above, in later chapters.
You may have heard before that your mind is the most important organ in your body, when
it comes to sex and arousal.
You could be in the best physical shape and still have sexual problems if your mind is
stressed, cluttered, and especially if it’s malnourished. Because of this, we will work on
both physical as well as mental fitness.
Our muscles lose strength and mass simply because of lack of use. When we are younger,
we tend to be more active and get regular exercise. We often do this to stay attractive to
our potential mates. As we get older, find long-term partners, get married, etc., we stop
worrying about our attractiveness as much. Unfortunately, this also results in less physical
activity and exercise. If only someone could have impressed upon us the importance of
regular exercise, and the fact that it would dramatically slow down all the other processes
of our body that keep us healthy, active, and energetic.
But, as mentioned above, right now is as good as any time to start. We can't change or
mend the past. But, we can fix things from here on. We can at least slow down the aging
process from here onwards.
Regular strength training, such as lifting weights, also helps maintain bone mass and
strength. (Yes, bone weakness is once again not part of the "normal" aging process as
many of us believe it to be, and can actually be prevented.)
It's also important to realize that our body will be able to handle stress a lot better when it's
stronger... which is an added benefit of regular exercise.
And, of course, if you’ve overweight or obese, that will significantly interfere with your
sexual health and performance.
Mental Fitness
As is true with our physical body, the slowing down of our brain (and mind) is not a result of
aging either. They do so from lack of exercise and use. When we're younger, we tend to
involve our mind more, we keep it active and busy. As we get older, we tend to use our
mind and brain less.
The mind does control the body; a slower mind (and brain) almost always results in a
slower body.
People who want to increase their sexual desire and interest are often told to take certain
foods and/or supplements that help the brain perform better.
As we get older, we also become more vulnerable to excessive stress (physical, mental,
and emotional.) And, we have even more reason to manage and eliminate stress from our
lives as much as possible. Taking more frequent breaks and not letting stress build up is
absolutely vital.
Many older people tend to take up gardening, meditation, tai chi, even yoga or other de-
stressing activities, especially after their physician tells them how much damage stress is
causing them. It's important to again keep in mind that we should be de-stressing every day
anyway. We shouldn't have to wait for our doctor to tell us that. High blood pressure,
anxiety, and many other problems can be eliminated if we de-stress on a regular basis.
Depending on how extreme your blood pressure problem is, you may be completely
successful with home remedies. However, if you are overweight, smoke, drink, have high
stress levels or don’t exercise, you may need to correct one of these problems in order to
cure your high blood pressure. Although reducing stress or losing weight may be the key to
your high blood pressure problem, there may be other, less drastic approaches you can
take to remedy your high blood pressure.
You may need more calcium, magnesium, or potassium in your diet to help bring
down your blood pressure. Milk and dairy products are excellent sources of
calcium, and many fruits and vegetables are also very high in potassium.
Magnesium can be found in halibut, nuts and spinach.
You may be able to remedy your high blood pressure by avoiding a few simple
things. Licorice, Ginseng, Rosemary and ephedra are all known to raise blood
pressure and should be consumed with care.
Anxiety is typically the result of too much physical or emotional stress. If you allow your
anxiety to fester, it can cause chemical imbalances in the brain that in turn cause
overreactions and anxiety. Fortunately, anxiety is a condition easily treated without the use
of drugs or intervention.
At the first signs of stress and anxiety, it’s important to take time out to relax.
Breathing deeply and trying to relax yourself in spite of any stressful situations you
might be dealing with at the time. Try to set aside at least 10 minutes an hour,
especially while working to relax. You’ll find that you’ll work more productively and
you’ll keep the stress and anxiety from building up.
Limit your caffeine intake to no more than 2 or 3 beverages a week. Larger
quantities can hinder normal body functions and increase stress.
Frequent exercise can also help reduce anxiety. Exercise helps reduce the edgy
feeling and keep you feeling fresh and motivated, ready to take on the challenge
instead of letting it cause you worry or anxiety.
Meditate
Meditation is not some spiritual, metaphysical process that promises enlightenment. Okay,
it is... but that's not all it is. :-)
You see, the more clutter we have in our lives, the more stress we can create. This is true
for a cluttered house, garage, office, and yes, even a cluttered mind. Imagine trying to
move around freely in an overly-crowded room. It's impossible to do.
Learning to relax is a vital skill that most of us just never learn, because no one ever tells
us how important it really is. The more relaxed you are, the more freely and efficiently your
mind and body will function. (Again, it's just like trying to move around in an empty room
where you can do so easily and effortlessly versus an overcrowded one where even the
simplest moves require more strength and effort.) The more clutter there is, the slower the
related processes and actions become.
For most people, it is almost impossible to quiet the mind even for a few seconds. So many
thoughts are constantly cluttering our mind that it never gets to take a break (and we
already know how important breaks are.) In fact, most of our minds are so cluttered that it
never really gets to tap into our true powers and creative geniuses hidden inside us
because it's always too busy taking care of everything else.
The Eastern world knows what they're doing when it comes to natural health and longevity.
And, one of the reasons for this is because they have been using the powers of meditation
for centuries. These days, more and more of the Western world is embracing the ancient
wisdom of meditation, yoga, tai chi, and so on...practices that have been around for quite a
while in the Eastern culture.
Mediating for just 5 to 15 minutes per day can result in decreased stress, lower blood
pressure, a sharper / more alert mind, and more. All of these help in slowing down the
overall aging process of our body, and mind.
Is all that worth 15 minutes of your time? You'd have to be absolutely crazy to not think so,
wouldn't you?
There are many forms of meditation including those that incorporate bells/sounds, musical
instruments, chants, and even some involving movement or hallucinogens.
Perhaps the simplest form of meditation is the most powerful, and requires nothing but
emptiness. Simply find a quiet, private place and relax for 5 to 15 minutes.
Let all other thoughts go and just focus on your breathing. In and out. If other thoughts
come in, don't resist them, Simply observe them, let them pass, and gently bring yourself
back to your breathing. Feel yourself becoming more and more relaxed with each breath.
Now, allow your breathing to happen on it's own. This may be a bit tricky at first. Don't be
too concerned, do it anyway. Watch your body as it breathes in and then out. Don't help or
hinder the breathing. Simply observe. Notice how your chest expands with each in breath
and collapses with each out breath.
As you do this, you will notice your body becoming more and more relaxed. In fact, the very
first breath that you're able to observe without any active participation will send a wave of
relaxation through your body.
Stay in this state for about 5 to 15 minutes (or more if you're able to) and enjoy the stillness.
Some people will find it very easy to do this. Others may require a few practice sessions
before seeing any measurable results. It's okay. Don't rush it.
It is also possible that you may fall asleep during this meditation. If that happens, it means
that you're not getting enough rest.
Do the above relaxation exercise for 5 to 15 minutes every morning, preferably as soon as
you wake up. And, do it again before you go to bed at night.
You'll be amazed at the results within just the first few weeks of regular meditation.
Antioxidants
Okay, now that we’ve established a solid foundation, let’s get to the good stuff…!
The main reason certain foods boost sex drive is because they contain specific vital
nutrients needed by your brain and body to function optimally, not because they contain
some magical ingredient that your body has never encountered.
It’s as simple as that. When your body, and brain, are getting all these nutrients in
abundant supply, vigorous sexual health is a natural end result.
The following is a list of some of the sexiest foods around, along with the explanations as to
why they work so well, i.e. which nutrients in them make these foods so potent and sex-
friendly…
First, here are the top commonly-used foods that can also boost sex drive:
Celery: This food is a good source of Riboflavin, Vitamin B6, Pantothenic Acid,
Phosphorus, and a very good source of Dietary Fiber, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin K,
Folate, Potassium and Manganese.
Avocados: Aside from being very low in Cholesterol and Sodium, this food is a good source
of Dietary Fiber, Vitamin B-Complex, Vitamin C, Vitamin K, Folate, lots of minerals and
amino acids… and it’s a great source of protein.
Almonds: Low in Cholesterol, and a good source of Magnesium. They’re also a very good
source of Vitamin E, Potassium, Protein, and Phosphorus. (Most nuts are great sources of
nutrients that promote sexual health, and often containing phosphorus and zinc as well.)
Sunflower seeds: This food is a good source of Pantothenic Acid, Phosphorus, Copper,
Manganese and Selenium, and Vitamin E. It’s also low in Cholesterol.
Tomatoes: This food is a good source of Vitamin E, Thiamin, Niacin, Vitamin B6, Folate,
Magnesium, Phosphorus and Copper… and a very good source of Dietary Fiber, Vitamin A,
Vitamin C, Vitamin K, Potassium and Manganese.
Whole Grains: This food is a good source of Thiamin, Folate, Selenium, and Manganese.
Bananas: This food is a good source of Dietary Fiber, Vitamin C, Potassium and
Manganese, and a very good source of Vitamin B-Complex. Bananas are great for
increasing sexual energy!
Oysters: Zinc and Phosphorus (two of the sexiest minerals around) are what make this food
a winner. It’s also a good source of Vitamin C, Riboflavin, Niacin and a very good source of
Protein, Vitamin B12, Iron, Copper, Manganese and Selenium.
Lamb Liver (and Beef Liver) are also highly-potent foods containing some of the usual
suspects (including B vitamins.)
Honey: This food is one of the fastest to provide your body with sexual energy because it is
very easily digested. This is also why athletes are a fan of honey, right before intense
physical activity. Combine a few spoonfuls of honey with a glass of milk, and a handful of
nuts, and you’ll give yourself lots of explosive power.
Notice that the above foods have some common, repetitive nutrients that make those foods
great sexual boosters. (Pay special attention to the italicized nutrients in the above items,
as well as those listed next.)
Chili peppers, garlic, onions, ginger, asparagus, and other such pungent foods are also
great, mainly because they contain Sulfur and Phosphorus (a potent combination) among
other sex nutrients, like B-Vitamins.
In addition to the above commonly known foods, here are more super potent sex foods that
are not so commonly used or known:
Bee Pollen: Hard to believe but this is one of the best quality of protein out there. It has
been said to offer greater sexual endurance and nourishes the neuro-genital reflex since
it’s packed with natural enzymes, amino acids hormones, vitamins and minerals.
Brewer's Yeast: Brewer's yeast is another one of those substances that's called a
"complete food." While it has a very potent taste and smell, it's packed with lots of 'sexy'
nutrients: It contains all the essential amino acids, a great source of protein and B-complex
vitamins, as well as Chromium, Zinc, Iron, Phosphorus, and Selenium. In short, it's a
powerhouse.
Caviar: This is another food that is abundant in nutrients needed for optimum sexual
performance, including Zinc. It’s also one of the best sources of phosphorus. This food also
provides nutrients that help with muscle contraction i.e. more frequent and intense
orgasms. (Most other seafoods are also great sources of sexual nutrients.)
Lecithin: Aside from being very low in Cholesterol and Sodium, this food is a very good
source of Vitamin K, and yes, Phosphorus. It helps with sexual excitement and proper
blood flow, which is important to sexual arousal as well as stronger orgasms.
Royal Jelly: This food is a great source of protein, vitamins, and pantothenic acid which
makes for easier absorption, which in turn provides lots of energy as well as stress relief…
a great combination.
Wheat Germ: Very low in Cholesterol and Sodium, this food is a good source of Dietary
Fiber, Protein, Vitamin B6, Folate, Magnesium and Copper, and a very good source of
Thiamin, Phosphorus, Zinc, Manganese and Selenium. (Another powerhouse that you
should use often.)
Finally, foods such as Kelp, Acerola fruit, and Seaweed are also high in nutrients which
promote sexual health.
All of the above foods are available at most health food stores.
Of course, if you need stronger doses of the nutrients found in the above foods (which often
produce better results,) you can always take supplements that contain Zinc, Phosphorus,
Vitamin E, B-Complex vitamins (Niacin, Biotin, Choline, Riboflavin, B-12, etc) and so on.
(See above for other nutrients listed.)
However, be sure to consult your physician before taking individual supplements. You may
also want to find out whether or not you’re allergic to any of these foods and nutrients
before consuming them.
Muira Puama Extract: Muira puama has been long-known by a select few as the miracle
from the rain forests. Countries like Brazil praise it for it's erectile function and libido
enhancing properties. It is also used to combat impotency.
Aside from being a sexual stimulant, it's also known for helping with a large number of other
problems, including central nervous system disorders, depression, digestive problems,
gastrointestinal disorders, heart problems, menstrual cramps, menopause, nerve problems,
neuromuscular problems, nervous exhaustion, and even rheumatism, stress, trauma, and
muscle weakness.
Aloe Vera: Yes, Aloe Vera, the stuff that’s used for skin therapy is also known for it’s many
other powerful health benefits. One of them happens to be sexual health. This plant is
packed with nutrients that have sexually stimulating qualities. However, to get maximum
sexual benefits, it has to be consumed in pure form, specifically the clear gel contained in
the central portion of the leaf.
Spirulina: Much like bee pollen, Spirulina is one of the world’s most perfect foods. It
contains all the best of what your body needs, and none of what it doesn’t (i.e. no
cholesterol or extra calories.) And much like bee pollen, Spirulina is great for increasing
sexual vigor.
Avena Sativa: Avena sativa is the scientific name for the grass commonly known as oats
(or green oats.) While it has been used medicinally for a long time, some experts also
praise it as a sex booster. Yet, others consider it to be a mild and gentle sexual enhancer,
which seems to work much better when used in combination with other, stronger sex herbs.
Here's a list of some of these other sex herbs, listed in alphabetical order:
Ashwagandha (also known as Indian ginseng,) Catuaba, Dong Quai, Gotu Kola, Horny
Goat Weed, Maca, Passion flower, Rhodiola rosea (Roseroot), Tongkat Ali, Tribulus
Terrestris, and Yohimbe.
And of course, one of the more commonly-known ones to add to this list would be Ginseng
(Chinese.)
The foods, herbs, and stimulants listed above are not the entire list. In fact, if I were to
cover the entire list of substances that are considered to have sexual benefits, it would
probably take a few dozen more pages.
But… as I mentioned in the beginning of this report, I am only listing those items that are
considered some of the most powerful ones around, while also easily obtained by the
average person. I am confident that you will appreciate that.
You’ll have to agree that the above list is still quite extensive, and more than enough to
produce powerful results.
Important: As always, please consult with your physician (and perhaps even a qualified
herbalist) before taking any of these herbs.
Many of the Asian, Indian, Egyptian and Middle Eastern cultures have been known to use
certain foods externally as stimulators and sex boosters, i.e. these foods are applied orally,
directly to the sexual organs.
For example… about an hour before sexual orgies, the man washes his penis with warm
water and milk.
Others follow the above step by drying the penis (after the milk wash) and applying musk
oil. These steps are said to help keep the penis strong and erect for the duration of the
sexual session.
Some men prefer to use ambergris instead of (or combined with) musk oil.
Musk oil and ambergris can also be used by women (on the clitoris) for similar results.
(Again, remember to clear this with a medical professional before use, just in case you
have any allergies or conditions that may cause complications.)
Impotence Remedies
While we’re at it, why not discuss some remedies for impotence. Here’s a quick list of some
foods and substances that can help in this area:
Garlic (and onions,) ginger, dark chocolate, nuts, dates and raisins.
Herbs that relax are also thought to be of help for men suffering from impotence. Relaxing
herbal drugs such as Valerian, Wild Oats, Lavender, Passionflower, and California poppy
can be of help.
Other herbs, like Ginseng, Muira Puama, and Damiana, Motherwort, Prickly ash bark,
Schisandra, Eleuthero and Turmeric are also known to help in this area.
And, of course, regular exercise, a well-balanced diet, fresh air, avoiding cigarettes,
alcohol, and stress management (as discussed earlier) also help dramatically.
Power foods provide your body with vital nutrients that it needs to function at it's best, they
heal the body and fight disease, they boost the immune system, and help in slowing down
the aging process of our body, overall.
You may already know about the common power foods: broccoli, spinach, brussell sprouts,
tomatoes, carrots and so on.
I'd like to share more power foods that should be part of everyone's diet. As touched on
earlier, an easy way to spot power foods is to look for bright, vibrant colors: reds, greens,
yellows, oranges, purples, and even blues. Here are the top performers...
Blueberries
Just a handful of blueberries can add cancer-fighting power to your diet. (Berries in general
are very nutritious, but blueberry is the king of berries.) Have 'em as a snack, blend them
into a smoothie, throw them over cereal, mix them into yogurt (a perfect combination) and
so on. You can even get a packet of frozen blueberries and add them to your daily diet
however you want. (You can even get blueberry juice, but be careful when buying juices.
Go for those that are 100% juice with little or no added sugars and calories.) You can even
replace a dessert course with some blueberries.
Pomegranates
Beets
According to most people, beets on their own, can be pretty tricky to eat. They have a very
unique and potent flavor.
A great way to eat them is to add thin slivers into your favorite salad. You'll be surprised at
Another great way is to cut them into fours, add a few red potatoes (also cut into fours,)
drizzle some olive oil and balsamic vinegar over it, sprinkle a little salt and pepper, and
bake in the oven. It goes well with most meats and even fish, or mixed in with a salad...or
just by itself as a snack.
Pumpkin
Like carrots, pumpkin is packed with beta carotene, containing carotenoids, which are
helpful in neutralizing free radicals. Pumpkin seeds are nutrient rich as well.
Sweet potatoes are also packed with nutrients like vitamin A and carotenoids, which are
necessary for healthy eyes, skin as well as lungs.
Greens
Of course, most dark green and leafy foods are also great sources of cancer-fighting
nutrients as well as lots of other vitamins and minerals. These include spinach, kale, swiss
chard, collards, and green beans as well (even though they aren't exactly "leafy.")
While fresh fruits and vegetables are always the preferred choice, canned or frozen will
work too, as long as they aren't overly processed.
Garlic
As mentioned earlier, studies have shown garlic, when consumed regularly, can be very
helpful in increasing blood circulation (think sex) and lowering cholesterol. Other studies
have shown several more powerful benefits of having a clove of garlic everyday. Add
crushed garlic to dressings, olive oil, add to soups, or even pizza.
A good way to make this a part of your diet is to roast them in the oven (which gets rid of
the bite and also adds a little sweetness to it.) Grab a whole garlic, slice a cross-section off
the top so the meat is exposed, drizzle a little olive oil, and roast it in the oven. When done,
let it cool a bit, then hold the uncut end and squeeze out the meat (almost all of the skin will
remain in your hand.)
Can't eat a salad without salad dressing? Use extra virgin olive oil as the base for your
dressing. Throw in some herbs, crushed garlic (microwave for several seconds to let the
flavors infuse with the oil) and maybe just a pinch of salt. You'll be adding some potent
nutrients to your meal, while also adding great flavor. You can even add a teaspoon or two
of balsamic vinegar. Yet more flavor.
Avocados
Already mentioned above, you can easily add lots of nutritional value (protein, B vitamins,
plus lots of minerals and amino acids) to your diet by including avocadoes: mash and mix in
with some lemon juice and fresh salsa for instant guacamole, add chopped cubes into
salads or even soups, or simply slice them thin and add to sandwiches.
Almonds
Also mentioned earlier… Almonds (and other nuts: walnuts, peanuts, pistachios, brazil
nuts) are good for your heart. They also provide fiber and other nutrients. Have a handful of
them as a snack or throughout the day. Other alternatives, such as almond butter work as
well. Nuts can be high in calories so don't over-indulge.
Peanut butter is also great. Whenever possible, substitute that for regular butter (on toasts,
etc.) If you need a quick burst of energy before a run or active sport, have a teaspoon or
two of peanut butter.
Salmon
Fish, especially salmon, is a much healthier alternative to chicken or beef, and also offers
some nutrients (Omega-3) that meat just doesn't have. Fish is also great brain food.
To prepare an entire week's worth, buy a big piece, cut them into single serving sizes and
marinate in lemon (or other citrus) juice, olive oil, and crushed garlic. Add salt and pepper if
preferred and bake in the oven on high, for about 15 minutes. Have a piece for dinner with
some of your favorite veggies. You can even crumble some up into a salad, make a
sandwich, or even add some to your omelette in the morning.
Oatmeal
Having oatmeal regularly can reduce cholesterol and lower blood pressure. It also provides
your body with energy-providing sugar the right way. Plus, it increases your fiber intake,
which is always a good thing.
Certain breakfast cereals, like raisin bran, cheerios, are also great substitutes. And some of
these can also be eaten dry, as snacks. Of course, if you want to have cereal (or oatmeal)
as an afternoon snack, for an added boost to your day, there are no laws against that. In
Yogurt
Yogurt (as well as other dairy products) provides your body with bone-building calcium as
well as protein for muscle and carbohydrates for energy. The cultured variety can also
provide beneficial bacteria. Low fat or nonfat are best. Just add some fruit to it for a great
snack.
A cup of non-fat yogurt, with a handful of blueberries is probably one of the best power food
combinations in existence. It's a great way to start your day. Add some nuts or seeds to
that and you're really on your way to living longer, healthier, and stronger!
Soy
Soy has many benefits and is often used in Asian cooking for this reason. Make soy
products - soy milk, tofu, and/or edamame (edible soybean) - a regular part of your diet.
Soymilk can be taken as a refreshing, cold beverage, added to coffee (instead of milk) to
enhance flavor, or even used in cooking (to thicken sauces, etc.) Firm tofu can be cut into
cubes or slices and used in stir frys, soups, and pretty much anything else. Edamame can
be boiled in water (add salt if desired) and eaten as snacks or appetizers. You can also buy
boiled, ready-to-eat edamame in packets. All of these can be found either in your
neighborhood grocery stores or the nearby Asian market.
You can also add tofu to burger meat or meatloaf to boost the nutritional value of the
meals.
Note: I highly recommend buying organic foods whenever possible. After all, you're putting
all this food into your body. And you only get one body. It's definitely worth investing a few
extra cents towards your health and longevity.
Super Foods
Here are a few more potent, power-packed foods that aren't as commonly used (or known)
as the ones listed above.
Sunflower Seeds
Mentioned earlier, sunflower seeds are concentrated energy pods. Have them as a snack,
sprinkle them over salads or other meals, blend them into dressings, sauces or even
soups. Other seeds, including pumpkin seeds, have many powerful nutrients as well.
Flaxseed
Flaxseeds are also great. They can add fiber to your diet as well as Omega-3. (If you don't
eat fish, flaxseed is a great alternative.)
Parsley
Yes, it's that sprig of green that restaurants add to your dinner as garnish. And, no one eats
it. Yet, just a tiny bit of parsley (with food, blended into fresh juices, or even thrown into
soups, salads, or other meals) can provide you with some powerful nutrients, including lots
of vitamin C, plus calcium and fiber. It also improves digestion and soothes adrenal glands.
(Pregnant or nursing women should limit their parsley intake to one sprig per day.)
Green Tea
Regular black tea (and even an occasional cup of coffee) has some health benefits when
taken occasionally. Green tea is the preferred choice, of course. It is packed with anti-
oxidants and flavonoids and can reduce the risk of cancer. It also seems to be helpful for
the brain. You can have this everyday without any side effects that coffee or other
caffeinated drinks may have.
Chocolate
Yes, chocolate is actually good for you, if you pick the right one. Instead of milk chocolate,
opt for dark chocolate with a high cocoa content. Anything over 70% is great. It can provide
powerful anti-oxidants and flavonoids, and well, it tastes of chocolate! :-) But be careful,
eating too much can also add calories fast. Having a small piece of dark chocolate each
day is ideal.
Red Wine
Drinking alcohol, in moderation, can actually improve HDL levels (the good cholesterol.)
The best choice, of course, is red wine which also packs anti-oxidants. Please don't use
this as an excuse to drink more alcohol or start drinking if you don't already. A great
alternative, which I personally go for since I rarely consume alcohol, is pomegranate juice
(especially the one blended with blueberry juice, mentioned earlier.)
Herbal Remedies
While these may not all be as effective as the sex boosters and stimulants listed earlier,
herbs have been used for tens of thousands of years to cure all kinds of aches, pains and
ailments. Just like people did a long time ago, you can safely treat a wide variety of things
with herbs or herbal extracts you can find in your backyard, at health food stores or online.
Here is a list of common herbs used to remedy everything from burns to headaches.
Aloe vera
Aloe Vera is perhaps best known for being an excellent sunburn treatment with superb skin
revitalizing properties. Some of its lesser-known uses include aiding the digestive system
and maintaining energy levels. It is also commonly taken as a vitamin and mineral
supplement because it is chock full of great vitamins that you need. Aloe is typical sold in
gel form for use on skin and sunburns and in a drinkable form for use as a dietary
supplement.
Hawthorn berries
Hawthorn berry is well known for the positive effects it has on the circulatory system and
heart. This berry is packed with vitamin C and vitamin B and is typically taken over a
lengthy period to reap all of the great benefits it has to offer. Most health food stores offer it
in liquid and capsule form though the body much more easily absorbs the liquid form.
Milk thistle
Milk Thistle is a powerful antioxidant that aids the liver and has been proven by many
studies to help all liver related problems including alcohol related liver disease. The
important compound in milk thistle, silymarin, can be hard for the body to absorb and is
most effective when taken in the strongest form available.
Suma
Suma is also known as a form of ginseng from Brazil and has been used traditionally for a
variety of reasons including: fighting fatigue, supporting the immune system and helping to
stay stress free. Suma is often consumed as a tea, but is also readily available as a
supplemental pill.
Ginger
Ginger is an excellent remedy for upset stomachs and has long been used as a remedy for
pregnant women experiencing morning sickness or nausea. It is also commonly used to
treat inflammation and arthritis pain. Ginger is often consumed as a tea or other beverage
to treat nausea. However, it has been used in cuisines around the world as a flavor
additive.
Black cohosh
Black cohosh has been the subject of many successful studies proving that it helps
menopausal women reduce the severity of their symptoms including reducing the effect of
hot flashes. Its healthy chemicals help regulate and balance a woman’s hormones so she
does not experience the normal intensity of menopausal symptoms. Typically, black
cohosh is taken as a supplemental pill that is available at most health food stores.
Echinacea
Echinacea is widely used to help the immune system, as an antibiotic and to purify the
blood. It is typically sold in supplemental pill form, but it makes an outstanding herbal tea
as well. There are many manufacturers that have an Echinacea tea so it is very easy to
find online or in your local supermarket.
As you can see, there are a wide variety of uses and benefits of extracts. The even better
news is that this is just a very partial list of supplements available. Other powerful extracts
include: Bilberry, Boswellia, Cranberry, Elderberry, Eyebright, Goldenseal, Grapeseed, Milk
Thistle, Tea Tree Oil, and many, many more.
Vitamins are very easy to find if you know where to look. Meats, grains, fruits and
vegetables are all excellent natural sources of vitamins. As an added bonus, your body will
typically absorb the vitamins found in foods more easily than those found in supplements.
This article will discuss the top ten natural foods that contain important vitamins that your
body needs.
Oranges
Oranges are not only jam packed with vitamin C, but they also contain potassium, vitamin
B6 and vitamin B12. Vitamin C is commonly know to help prevent and cure the common
cold and helps aid in iron absorption but has also been tied to the prevention of heart
disease. Vitamin B6 is a powerful tool that aids your metabolism as well as other vital
bodily functions.
Salmon
Salmon and other oily fish such as trout, orange roughy or sardines are all rich in vitamin A,
D and two important B vitamins. Vitamin A is essential for your immune and reproduction
systems.
Carrots
Carrots are heavy on the Vitamin A and also have a good amount of calcium and vitamin C.
However, it’s important not to overcook them or all of the healthy vitamins and minerals will
be cooked right out. Tossing a fresh carrot into your lunch bag is a great way to keep all
those great vitamins right where they should be – in the carrot.
Spinach
Folic Acid or B9 is found abundantly in spinach. Folic acid is vital to pregnant women
because it can help reduce the risk of birth defects in newborns. Spinach also has some
other important nutrients such as vitamin A, C and E and should be eaten raw to get the
most benefit from the nutrients it contains.
Blueberries
Blueberries are perhaps best known for their effects on memory. Studies have shown that
the vitamin B compounds in blueberries help improve memory and reduce the risk of
Alzheimer’s and dementia. They are also a great source for vitamin C.
Almonds
Almonds are chock full of calcium and vitamin E. Vitamin E is thought to help prevent
certain cancers and cardiovascular diseases. It’s also a great source of calcium which
helps build strong bones.
Broccoli
Vitamin K, A and C, calcium and fiber are all very abundant in broccoli and a good dose of
broccoli once a week will help prevent cancer as well as help build strong bones.
Cauliflower
Cauliflower is hands down the best source for vitamin K, which is vital to your body’s ability
to make your blood clot. It is also a good source of vitamin C, fiber and some great
nutrients that are believed to help prevent certain cancers like breast and prostate cancer.
Beans
Beans are a great source of folate which is great for cell formation. Iron is also found in
beans which helps keep your energy up. Other important substances in beans can help
prevent cancer, reduce the risk of diabetes, aid your circulatory system and help control
your weight.
Apples
An apple a day may just keep the doctor away. Apples are a great source of vitamin C
which will help boost your immune system. However, studies have shown that apples also
contain other vital properties that help boost your immune system in ways that vitamin C
supplements can’t.
As advised earlier, please consult with your physician before taking any nutrients,
supplements, and/or herbal remedies that you’re not familiar with.
Okay… there’s a lot of stuff listed above! How the heck does a person make sense of it all?
First, if you want to see the fastest results, focus on the section listing “Sex Foods and
Stimulants” and the 2 related sections appearing right after that one.
Next, focus on other foods and supplements that promote overall health and fitness (both
physical as well as mental.)
Start adding them to your diet - and your lifestyle gradually. Change in any form can be
tricky for many people. So, just work on eating and living healthy today. And, let tomorrow
take care of itself.
Another great tip is, combine several of the foods together, into one meal.
For example, you can have power shakes, salads, soups, omelettes, stir frys, etc. that can
contain several of the power foods discussed in this report.
You can have omelettes containing spinach, mushrooms, salmon, tomatoes, and maybe
even a sprinkle of brewer’s yeast and wheat germ, etc.
You can have a power shake for breakfast containing orange juice, yogurt, peanut butter,
bananas, berries, bee pollen, wheat germ, brewer’s yeast, and pretty much anything else
that you'd like to add to it.
Your salads can have all the vegetables you'd like, plus a sliced egg, nuts and seeds,
avocadoes, chunks of salmon or tuna, a sprinkle of wheat germ, you get the idea. You can
do the same with soups. And, fruit salads too.
There really aren't any rules. You're in control. Have fun with this stuff, and enjoy the
process. (Of course, be sure to check with your physician first, before consuming foods that
you haven’t had before. Some people may be allergic to certain wheat products, yeasts,
etc.)
Here's to a stronger, longer, more frequent and more vigorous sex life!
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