Aphrodisiacs
More of a phallic symbol, that’s how Psychotherapist Lisa Manuncia defines the usual aphrodisiacs – just look at them; balut, bananas, etc. Anyway, Ms. Manuncia does not discount that some of these aphrodisiacs actually have components that can actually provide a scientific explanation as to how these can set the mood for love.
Balut is rich in protein, as the song goes “pampalakas ng tuhod.”
Oysters became an aphrodisiac mainly because of the Greek Goddess of love, beauty and sexual desire
Aphrodite and how she arose from the water, on a scallop shell.
Red Wine can make a people lose their inhibitions.
Coffee is, as you may very well know, a stimulant and keeps you awake.
Chocolate – the pleasure of eating chocolate is quite incomparable.
Strawberries – the red color is associated with love
Bananas provide potassium and vitamin B, for brain power…