A recurrent theme throughout human history in music, literature, and art is man's eternal 
search for love and sex. Even during prehistoric times when a man could win the right to 
any woman through affection, priviledge, battle, or even by means of overpowering her
physically, he would go to any lengths to improve his sexual vigor. For a man's sexual 
prowess with the opposite sex was a demonstrator of his masculinity and worthiness as 
a mate, tribal leader, or king. 

Even in ancient times no self-respecting woman wanted to be mated to a wimp.

We're being a little tongue in cheek here, but the notion that all human beings seek better 
sex is very real. Not only that, women who by nature's whim have the additional burden
of childbirth have sought means to increase their fertility and the likelihood of having male
children once impregnated by their husbands. [ in ancient times it was not necessarily
understood that the gender of a child was beyond influence after conception had already
taken place... ] 

A woman who bore her husband multiple sons was the best a man could hope for in a wife,
regardless of the methods used to win her heart.

But we digress...

So what is this about "a better sex life?"

Let's put it this way, most men and women remember their adolescence - some more fondly 
than others - when sexual interest was never in doubt. During the teen years hormones
raged and things just happened naturally. But with middle age and physical decline came bad
news. Both sexual need and sexual ability tend to wax and wane if not disappear altogether.
Thus, people of a certain maturity have long turned to artificial means to increase their sex
drive by use of aphrodisiacs.

These artificial means to enhance the human sexual experience are common in virtually 
every culture, athought the exact methods used may vary. Here are but a few examples of 
aprhodisiacs; bull testicles, bear gallbladders, spanish fly, the human heart, [literally!] and
other animal body parts and fluids we won't even mention here. 

The list of aphrodisiacs is virtually endless and includes plant and animal parts, as previously
mentioned, and even various metallic substances; all meant to be consumed and taken into 
the human body. Unfortunately, the term "aphrodisiac" as far as modern usage is concerned 
has come to represent methods that are more myth than reality, and for the contemporary 
man or woman who is looking for something that will actually work it is necessary to turn 
away from the fanciful world of aphrodisiacs.

Thus, we've come to the core subject of this article. If you desire toenhance your sexual
experience there are three methods of doing so: Drugs, Natural Herbs, and Penis Traction
Devices.
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Drugs
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The use of a drug to enhance sexual libido was something men and women of ancient times 
did not have available to them with the exception, of course, of alcohol or a narcotic such as 
opium, which in reality has more to do with relaxation and the elimination of sexual anxiety 
and inhibition than with the actual improvement of the male or female libido.

Well, whatever works, right?

Outside of the common aspirin and pink Pepto-Bismol®, Viagra® is probably one of the most
familiar drugs - by name - in the entire world. Of course, Viagra® is only used by men as it has
not been approved by the FDA for use by women.

Viagra® is the registered trademark name for the small blue Sildenafil Citrate tablets which
were developed by Pfizer. Viagra® effectively enhances male sexual performance by
eliminating the embarassing problem of erectile dysfunction. [impotence] We won't delve 
into the anatomy of the male sexual organ but to put it simply, Sildenafil Citrate acts 
such that blood flow into the penis is increased dramatically in a sexually stimulated man
resulting in a long lasting erection.

Oh, how the ancient world might have been changed if some of the more romantically deficient
kings had this drug available on the nightstand. But, that's another story...

Sidenifil Citrate tablets generally are available without the necessity of a doctor's 
prescription. The tablets come in two forms. The regular hard tablets are the most popular. 
Soft-tabs which are thought to bemore pleasant to take and quicker acting are second option.
There are other "prescription only" drugs available to treat men with specific medical
conditions that result in impotence. [any drug should be used cautiously and in moderation 
when taken without the advice of a medical doctor ] 

This article is focused more towards healthy individuals who do not have a specific dire 
medical condition that prevents successful copulation and enjoyment of the sex act.
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Natural Herbs:
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Our discussion of Sidenalfil Citrate pretty much left out the ladies. Good news! Natural 
herbs can help both men and women improve their sex lives. 

First we must clarify a point or two."Natural Herbs" and what are known as "Chinese Herbs"
are both sometimes called aphrodisiacs. Our distinction is that the items we will mention are 
known to actually be effective inside the human body and are not sought after as beneficial
based upon age old myths. Thus, you won't find anything in this section of our article about the
consumption of bull testicles or any such nonsense.

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