Animal Aphrodisiacs
Note - at aphrodisiacs-info.com, we generally disapprove of the use of aphrodisiacs from animal sources. While some plant-based preparations appear to have some efficacy, the animal aphrodisiacs seem more generally to be based on superstition, and on the craving for exotic stimulation. Also, many "animal aphrodisiacs" come from endangered species and with many plant based products readily available, we believe it is an unnecessary way to cause animals to suffer in the quest for heightened experiences - especially as such products may not even actually work anyway.
Here, for the sake of research, we present a database of "animal aphrodisiacs" past and present. More information coming soon.
Ant
Bone Soup
Cantharides ("Spanish Fly")
Eye of Crocodile - http://books.google.com/books?id=LkIGAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA216
Hart's Tail (Powdered) - http://books.google.com/books?id=vkUVAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA56
Oyster
Praying Mantis Egg Case - http://www.healthstores.com/chineseherbs/herbal_ingredients/praying_mantis.htm
Rhino Horn
Skink
SeaHorse and SeaDragon
Turtle eggs
Tiger penis
Stag pizzle
Note - the information on this website is not medical advice, has not been evaluated by the FDA and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure any disease. Please seek advice from a medical professional if you have symptoms, are concerned about your health, and before using supplements or aphrodisiac products.
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