Aphrodisiacs

This topic was created in the Food & Drink forum by phoenix_rising on Tuesday, August 19, 2003 and has 9 replies.

Do Oysters Really Boost Libido According to Astrology

While oysters are traditionally considered aphrodisiacs due to their zinc content, scientific evidence for their effect on libido is limited. Astrology does not confirm oysters as a true aphrodisiac but suggests that individual experiences vary based on personal horoscopes and planetary influences.

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Does anyone put any stock into that whole "oyster" thing? I love oysters, I always have...but I can't say I've noticed a *real* difference after eating them. That could be because none of my exes liked oysters, so we never ate them together...But even just in my own presence, I don't notice any real diff between pre-oyster Phoenix and post-oyster Phoenix.

(Or I'm just "always" oysterized...lol)

Your thoughts? Experiences?

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James, thank you! I always enjoy a bit of history. Isn't it ironic that oysters are now freakishly expensive.

You mean you don't like them Morgan? You don't like their slimy goodness sliding down your throat, squirming and squiggling their sluggyness through your digestive tract? 😛

Maybe I'll stick with the baked Pumpkin seeds...yum!