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Ginger --Zingiber officinarum ![]() -- South Asia - stimulant, rootstock eaten or made into tea. -- Has hot qualities, heats like fire in the body. -- Medicinal Action and Uses -- Stimulant, carminative, given in dyspepsia and flatulent colic excellent to add to bitter infusions; specially valuable in alcoholic gastritis; of use for diarrhoea from relaxed bowel where there is no inflammation. -- Ginger Tea is a hot infusion very useful for stoppage of the mensesdue to cold, externally it is a rubefacient.
Liquorice Root
![]() - Liquorice is famous for creating balance and synergy in herbal formulas. - It also acts on the glands, especially the adrenals to optimize hormone levels. - The adrenals produce sex hormones and are directly involved with a healthy sex drive. - Lowered adrenal function can lead to loss of libido, less energy and poorer sexual response.
Mace and Nutmeg --Myristica fragrans
![]() --Asia, Africa Aphrodisiac The nutmeg tree is a wide evergreen, native to the Spice Islands of Indonesia. -- However, it has been used in India as a spice and medicinally as early as 700 BC. -- Mace and nutmeg are two different spices from the same fruit. Nutmeg is the dried kernel and mace the dried shell which surrounds the seed. -- Nutmeg is more aromatic, sweeter and more delicate than mace and it is believed to impart strength and enhance sexual prowess. -- It is used in love magic. -- The main component is myristicin, the base of the "love drug" MDA or ecstasy. Ingest: seeds, nuts, mace or oil
Mustard --Brassica nigra ![]() -- Stimulant, irritant, ground seeds and plant promote virility, therefore monks were forbidden to eat mustard.
Parsley --Petroselinum crispum
![]() -- North Africa- A strong irritant in high doses, ingested as spice, decoction made from its roots. -- The irritation can cause an abortion, but can be also sexually stimulating. -- Stalk used for love magic, root is mixed into witch flying ointments intended to induce erotic energy.
Peperoncino
![]() -- Condiment, medicine, aphrodisiac, has been a highly prized spice since the most ancient times. -- Its earliest archaeological evidence dates back 9,000 years ago to a site in Mexico. How would you like more Energy? - NO more Stress - NO More Fatigue There are hundreds of Top athletes, Doctors, Celebrities and common people who are willing to give their happy and satisfied testimonials about this Special Formula. - Safe and effective Stress Relief with... - multi-vitamin - mineral - anti-oxidant - anti-aging - anti-stress - - - - anti-fatigue, - immune-supporting, performance-enhancing product. Click below to find out what they are saying about this "miraculous" product
Pepper --Piper nigrum
![]() -- South Asia - stimulant, love magic agent, contains alkaloids-- has irritating effects on mucous membranes. -- Cubeb pepper (Piper Cubeba) has substances that stimulate the sex drive. -- For colds and flu, it can be taken as a steam inhalation, combined with eucalyptus or marjoram. -- Therapeutic Use: Not compatible with homeopathic treatment.:Circulation : anemia, poor circulation -- Muscular problems : arthritis, aches and pains, rheumatism, stiffness -- Respiratory system :catarrh, chills -- Digestive system :colic, constipation, diarrhoea, flatulence, heartburn, loss of appetite, nausea -- Immune system : colds, flu, infections, viruses
Rosemary --Rosmarinus officinales
![]() -- North Africa- strong erotic effect upon the skin, ingested as spice, added to bath or wine. -- Contains essential oil with psychotropic effect. -- In large quantities can be abortifacent.
Saffron --Crocus sativus
![]() --Asia, North Africa -- has hot and dry qualities, stimulant or inebriant depending on dosage, sun dried filaments ingested stimulates sexual desires for women. -- Essential oil evokes long, distinctive orgasms. In high doses saffron oil is abortive and toxic. -- Its additional curative powers have long been known to help digestion, rheumatism and colds.
Vanilla --Vanilla planifolia
![]() --Central America - stimulant, ingested as a tincture, together with cocoa and arrow root -- Ground vanilla beans are very easy to use. You need just a little amount to add excellent vanilla flavor. -- For example, you can add a teaspoon to coffee before brewing to make a whole pot of vanilla flavored coffee. -- It is also great in tea, Crème Brulée, and ice cream. -- *1/2 teaspoon of ground vanilla beans is approximately the equivalent of 1 teaspoon extract.. ![]() ScentsMusk (Kasturi)![]()
-- Is obtained from the ever-so extincting musk deer called the Kasturi Mriga. FlowersWild Rose Shrub![]()
-- Erotic stimulant, especially for women, love magic, rose petals used in tea or love potions. Wood Rose (Argyreia nervosa) Hawaii![]() -- A vine plant, psychodelic, magical agent, seeds contain the indole alkaloids lysergic acid amide and ergoline both of which cause euphoriant and aphrodisiac effect.
Sunflower (Helianthus annus)
![]() -- Central America, later worldwide -- stimulant, flower petals made into tea. Contains chlorogenic acid, and vitamin E which has sexually stimulating effect. -- Lonicerus suggested cooking the fresh petals in oil and eating them with salt and pepper and it has great power for marital works. -- Also used as a remedy for rheumatic and intestinal diseases.
Prickly poppy (Papaveraceae, Agremone mexicana)
![]() -- Narcotic, herbage smoked. -- Was one of the best remedies of Mayas and Aztecs as analgesic. -- The dried leaves and flowers are smoked as an aphrodisiac. -- The plant contains two alkaloids with slight narcotic effect.
Morning glory ( Flowers Ipomoea violacea) America
![]() - strong psychedelic, plant of prophecy, seeds ingested. Seeds were considered the home of God and used in pre Columbian times for gynecological problems, divinatory and religious purposes. -- Seeds contain lysergic acid derivatives that cause uterine contractions -- Seeds are eaten in large numbers to achieve the psychedelic effect. CAREFUL!! Seeds are coated with a poisonous herbicide. |

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