Low sex drive is rather common it effects twenty percent of the population at one time or another. About sixty percent of these sufferers are menopausal women and men holding stressful job positions. Most nutritionists and health experts agree that a well balanced diet along with stress relief is the only true over the counter aphrodisiac.

Many cultures derived an aphrodisiac fro what seems logical sources. Coming back to the origin of the word aphrodisiac, Aphrodite was believed to come form the sea and so many Ginseng which actually means ‘man root’ the root perhaps draws its so-called powers from its similarity to the human anatomy. It has been used, as a stimulant through out Asia, it is said to have similar stimulation to caffeine. Many other aphrodisiacs have been deduced to have aphrodisiacal powers because of resemblance to

human sex organs, such as oysters and rhinoceros root. Rhinoceros root resemblance to a penis gave it supposed powers of increasing sexual desire. Spices, which fasten the pace of the heart and induce sweating, similar to physical change that occur during sex are thought to have aphrodisiacal powers. Another explanation of the origin of aphrodisiac is that most contain traces of nutrients. During the time that these substances were discovered, nutrition was lacking and so by consuming these assumed aphrodisiacs an overall bettering the health of the consumer increased the sex drive and not the aphrodisiac directly.

In any case. The study of true medicinal powers of the folk remedies is rather hard to do because of the many variables of the human psyche. The want of an individual for something to help them might be the true reason for a product working. Tests on animals are made to eliminate this source of error, for the animals don’t have these thoughts. The testing of a tree bark from Africa or yohimbine was said to be “promising” by a certain John Renner, founder of the Consumer Health Information Research Institute, but cannot

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