Aphrodisiacs for Women

    It's no secret that women are different than men. These differences carry over to the realm of aphrodisiacs. Men's arousal tends toward instant-on and men want strong, stimulating aphrodisiacs; a woman tends to warm up gradually, and generally requires an emotional connection before the physical.



    Female Aphrodisiacs tend to have more relaxing properties than male aphrodisiacs. Many of the herbs used for women are mild (but not dulling) tranquillizing plants that help establish a sense of peace and security that allow a woman to open up sexually.

Classic Women's Aphrodisiacs

Don't sell these short. Science is still trying to unlock the secrets of chocolate, but it has shown that the scent of roses, patchouli, and other perfumes can powerfully change brainwaves and neurotransmitters. Relaxing scents, luxurious tastes, and other sensual treats do help put many women into the mood.

Food & Herbal Aphrodisiacs for Women

While many women do respond to herbs like ginseng or ashwagandha, other herbs seem to have more of an effect on the feminine gender. These include:

Pharmaceutical Aphrodisiacs for Women

For women with sexual arousal problems, a trip to the doctor may be in order. A check-up may spot an underlying health problem, like a thyroid disorder. There are also prescription medicines that may help with some conditions.

  • Estrogen/Progesterone Therapy
  • Testosterone
  • DHEA - steroid hormone precursor
  • PT-141, a new aphrodisiac awaiting regulatory approval.



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