For women

What really supports female desire, from herbs with real studies to rest and the right touch.

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    Maca root

    It grows at 4,000 metres and tastes like butterscotch. Can this root really make you hornier?

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    Damiana

    Mexican lovers sipped it before bed for centuries. Find out how this sweet-smelling herb sets the mood.

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    Dark chocolate

    The Aztecs called it food of the gods. Here's why chocolate puts you in the mood.

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    Saffron

    The world's priciest spice has a sexy secret: small trials link it to more arousal, wetness and harder erections.

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    DHEA

    Sold as a fountain of youth, DHEA is really a hormone. When it helps desire, and when it backfires.

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    Aphrodisiacs for women

    Saffron, maca, slow hands and a locked door. What really gets women turned on, and what is pure hype.

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