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Published Dec 18, 2006 by  Ash - 8 votes, 3 comments
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"Need to spice up your sex life? All the ingredients you need may be found at your local grocery store. "
Forget the rhino horn, hyena eyeballs, and the Viagra. Changing your diet can have a better and more long-term effect on your sex life. And it's cheaper !

Foods rich in L-Arginine like granola, oatmeal, peanuts, cashews, walnuts, dairy, green vegetables, root vegetables, garlic, ginseng, soybeans, chickpeas and seeds improve male sexual function. Foods rich in Omega-3 fatty acids like mackerel, salmon and wild salmon improve circulation resulting in greater erectile response. Soy improves both male and female sexual function.
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