Aphrodisiac (Female Aphrodisiac)

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• The properties of Cannabinoid as a Female Aphrodisiac:
  • GORZALKA, Boris B.; HILL, Matthew N.; CHANG, Sabrina C. H. Male-female Differences in the Effects of Cannabinoids on Sexual Behavior and Gonadal Hormone Function. Hormones and behavior, 2010, 58.1: 91-99. PMID:19733173
• The properties of Lepidium Meyenii as a Female Aphrodisiac:
  • STOJANOVSKA, Lily; et al. Maca Reduces Blood Pressure and Depression, in a Pilot Study in Postmenopausal Women. Climacteric, 2015, 18.1: 69-78. PMID:24931003
    Conclusions: Maca did not exert hormonal or immune biological action in the small cohort of patients studied; however, it appeared to reduce symptoms of depression and improve diastolic blood pressure in Chinese postmenopausal women. Although results are comparable to previous similar published studies in postmenopausal women, there might be a cultural difference among the Chinese postmenopausal women in terms of symptom reporting.
• The properties of Tribulus Terrestris as a Female Aphrodisiac:
  • AKHTARI, Elham; et al. Tribulus Terrestris for Treatment of Sexual Dysfunction in Women: Randomized Double-Blind Placebo - Controlled Study. DARU Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2014, 22.1: 40. PMID:24773615
    Conclusions: Tribulus terrestris may safely and effectively improve desire in women with hypoactive sexual desire disorder. Further investigation of Tribulus terrestris in women is warranted.