The human being has five senses (dismissing the sixth sense that not everyone believes in). Aphrodisiacs can arouse passion by affecting those five senses. Aphrodisiacs prepare you for and make you want to have sexual intercourse. They can be visual, like bikinis on a beach, or auditory, for example listening to a sensuous love song. Then there is the quasi-science built around the existence of pheromones. These are scents that go unnoticed, but allegedly compel one person to be attracted to another. Perfume is an example.
The sense of touch is an obvious aphrodisiac. Holding hands, kissing and massage are all activities that can arouse passion. Certain foods and beverages can be stimulating. Two examples widely accepted as aphrodisiacal are chocolate and chili. Humans are surrounded by lures that encourage them to have sex.
Mother Nature seems to be at work here, striving to propagate the species. Currently, medicinal stimulants are popular. Sildenafil (Viagra) and tadalafil (Cialis) are purchased in unprecedented numbers. They are effective in their ability to give a man an erection. Physical devices such as the penis pump have the effect of an aphrodisiac. A few men will even resort to getting surgical penile implants to resurrect their sex life.
Herbal remedies have been used since ancient times. Everything from ginseng from China to the bark of the African yohimbe tree are said to increase the libido. Demand for the powder made by grinding up rhinoceros horns has brought that animal to the point of extinction. Some compounds touted as aphrodisiacs are actually dangerous to take; the Spanish fly is the most well known in that category.
Different methods work for different men. There is a wide array of possibilities. Choose one that falls within the parameters of being healthy. Select one you can afford, and most importantly, choose the correct aphrodisiac for men that will work to bring your libido to the surface and then let the fun begin.
