Valentine’s Day Sensual Treats

Everyone thinks chocolate on Valentine’s Day. Chocolate has always been associated with romance. Eating chocolate does actually boost the “feel good” sensors of the brain. It contains a chemical that is the same chemical emitted in your brain when you are in love, hence the association with Valentine’s Day. It is also true that dark, semi-sweet chocolate has the same antioxidants found in green tea, so it is good for you at some levels.

Other Valentine’s Day Mood-Altering Substances

Due to the many spam mails that I get for Viagra, it seems that there is a need for romance enhancement foods. The following list could be considered sexy foods because they can enhance or increase libido naturally.

• Almonds: All nuts contain fatty acids that help the brain respond to stimuli better. This particular nut is associated with aphrodisiac qualities more than others.
• Avocados: The creamy avocado is a sensual delight and contains terrific fatty acids as well.
• Celery: Believe it or not, celery is known to contain small amounts of a male hormone that when released in sweat turns women on.
• Chili Peppers: Hot chili peppers contain capsaicin, which can stimulate circulation.
• Oysters: Zinc is essential for male sexual function. Zinc-rich oysters have been associated with sexual enhancement since Casanova’s time.
• Figs: The fig is sensual, juicy and sweet, perfect for bedroom snacking. They are high in amino acids and are believed to increase bedroom stamina.
• Nutmeg: Indian medicine used nutmeg to increase desire. In one study, nutmeg had the same effect as Viagra.

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