Apr 23rd 2008 3:12PM

Need Help Getting In The Mood?

I'm making an educated guess that most everyone is aware of, or has even tried, some sort of outside element they believed might help them ( or their loved one ) "get in the mood." No, I'm not referring to Viagra or witchcraft; I'm talking about aphrodisiacs.

What is an aphrodisiac? Well, it can be a drug, scent, food, drink or herb that (some claim) may kindle or increase sexual desire. The name originally comes from the Greek goddess of Sensuality, Aphrodite. Throughout history, certain foods, drinks and behaviors have had a reputation for making sex more attainable.

Not that I am a subject matter expert, or have evidence from Asylum.com to counter the claim, but there's very little historical and scientific data that shows these things actually work. In fact, some articles suggest the desired results may be attributed to a placebo effect, meaning the stuff worked because the person wanted it to.

Below is a list of the "most searched aphrodisiacs" on AOL Search. So what do you think? Are aphrodisiacs real or make believe?

Top Searched Aphrodisiacs on AOL Search:

  1. Chocolate
  2. Ginseng
  3. Arugula
  4. Oysters
  5. Ginkgo Biloba
  6. Kelp
  7. Spanish Fly
  8. Tribulus Terrestris
  9. Damiana
  10. Yohimbine

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