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1985
So far in this book we have considered the use of aphrodisiacs from about 3000 BC to the present day. In this final chapter we shall be examining the possible aphrodisiacs of the future. It is most unlikely that a pharmaceutical company would undertake the necessary research and development required to produce a drug which could be marketed as an ...
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So far in this book we have considered the use of aphrodisiacs from about 3000 BC to the present day. In this final chapter we shall be examining the possible aphrodisiacs of the future. It is most unlikely that a pharmaceutical company would undertake the necessary research and development required to produce a drug which could be marketed as an ...
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Aphrodisiacs: The Science and the Myth
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1986From the Department of Pharmacology of England's University of Bristol comes this scientific, smallprint, 276-page, nonsensational review of the ever-interesting topic of aphrodisiacs. A delightful appendix lists animal, vegetable, and mineral substances regarded through the centuries as capable of arousing sexual desire and assisting potency: almonds,
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De tout temps, hommes et femmes ont cherché par tous les moyens à développer, préserver ou recouvrer leurs propres capacités sexuelles mais également à stimuler le désir du partenaire. L’utilisation d’aphrodisiaques naturels a été l’un des recours les plus répandus. De nos jours, la commercialisation de nouvelles “love drugs” de synthèse, e.g. Viagra®,
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