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Aphrodisiac |
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aphrodisiac /aph·ro·dis·iac/ (af?ro-diz´e-ak) 1. arousing sexual desire. 2. a drug that arouses sexual desire.
Aphrodisiac Any substance that excites sexual desire. Mentioned in: Saw Palmetto aphrodisiac (aˈ·fr n/adj substance that enhances sexual desire. aphrodisiac 1. arousing sexual desire. 2. a drug that arouses sexual instinct. |
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And that the Damiana supposedly has been ``known for centuries as a powerful aphrodisiac. Aphrodisiacs: Researching aphrodisiacs is like entering a jungle: everything has been deemed an aphrodisiac at one time or another. Maca, a non-prescription natural antioxidant, energizer, revitalizer and aphrodisiac will be sold as a nutritional dietary supplement in blister packs of 60 and 100 capsules under the name Real Maca. |
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