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Rose
Rose petals are used extensively in aromatherapy to help reduce inhibitions surrounding the lovemaking process. Throughout the ages the plant has been considered to benefit all patients suffering from anxiety and nerves.
According to Danial Ryman in Aromatherapy: Tlie Encyclopedia of Plants and Oils and How They Help You: "Rose essential oil is good for people with a very nervous disposition. It seems to work on the nervous system, calming the patient and is better received by women than men. Massage an oil into the solar plexus; apply a diluted oil after a bath and drink rose petal infusions." Use: Apply rose oil to the bath before lovemaking or use it to massage the erogenous zones to calm nerves and increase excitement. A tea can be made from a handful of freshly crushed rose petals added to a cupful of boiling water and left to stand until properly brewed. Strain and take warm as tea or leave to cool as juice. Drink in wineglassful doses half an hour or so before lovemaking.
Rosemary
The herb is taken in folk medicine for many ailments focusing on nerve centres and poor blood circulation. Although in olden day^ if was taken as an aid to better memory, texts show it was also considered a powerful love potion. One writer, Mine. De Sevigne said of rosemary water: "I use it every day to become inebriated, I always have some handy."
Use: Add a handful of crushed leaves to a bottle of dry white wine and leave to infuse for one week. Take in wineglassful doses just before lovemaking.
Royal Jelly
Royal Jelly is made by worker bees and fed to queen bees only, keeping them strong and fertile. The substance is packed with vitamin B, and other essential substances which help fortify and stimulate the sexual glands. Evidence suggests Royal Jelly may also help increase libido in later years. Buy from chemists, herbalists and beauty counters. Although quite expensive, royal jelly is empowered with vital elements known to promote beauty, energy and youth, allegedly making it an aphrodisiac for people of all ages.
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