KHA, the ancient Thai ginger-like root, which is used to flavour Thai curries not only acts as a sexual stimulant but also a sexual aphrodisiac. By simply adding KHA to ordinary dishes over a period of time produce the necessary results. The effect of the spice produces an euphoric state of relaxation but without impairing mental activity. Some subjects also experience a tingling feeling in the genitalia, producing all the ingredients for an interesting sexual experience.
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Aphrodisiacs! The word itself probably at first makes you think just another gimmick or an irritating email about Viagra™, but if you allow yourself to ponder for just a moment, the word itself can send a tingle of anticipation down your spine. Throughout the ages almost every culture has used various "substances", usually botanical or herbal in origin, to put some zip into their love lives or in an attempt to cure the impotent.
There are four main types of botanical substances used as aphrodisiacs:
Narcotic
Genito
Medicinal
Sensory/Orgasmic
Narcotic Herbal Sexual Aphrodisiacs
Narcotic herbal aphrodisiacs are the most dangerous, used to intoxicate the user's object of desire, thereby rendering them incapable to resist an unwanted sexual advance. These aren't real aphrodisiacs obviously, just a way of weakening another person's will. These substances are extremely dangerous in even slight doses and are now justifiably illegal in most parts of the world.
Genito-Herbal Sexual Aphrodisiacs
Genito-herbal aphrodisiacs were substances that would irritate the mucous membrane of the genitalia, hopefully producing a warm, itching feeling similar to sexual arousal. Unfortunately, what often happens is that the genitalia become inflamed, causing permanent damage. The prospect of kidney problems and other unpleasant side-effects is also high. This type of so-called aphrodisiac is best left alone.
Medicinal Herbal Sexual Aphrodisiacs
Medicinal herbal aphrodisiacs were herbs that alleviated medical disorders that interfered with normal sexual function. Any herb that helped to alleviate the symptoms of a variety of genito-urinary tract infections, or that supplied badly needed vitamins or minerals that were lacking in the diet, could be considered as aphrodisiac, as they would allow a person with previous physical problems to function normally. For example, in some parts of the world Kelp is considered to be an aphrodisiac, as it is rich in many vitamins and minerals, among them iodine, necessary for the proper function of the thyroid gland. Lack of iodine can result in excessive physical fatigue and a lowered sex drive.
Sensory/Orgasmic Sexual Aphrodisiacs
Sensory or Orgasmic aphrodisiacs seem to have the effect of directly increasing sexual desire and prowess, even increasing the intensity of the sensations felt during orgasm.
For years, botanical and pharmaceutical Laboratories throughout the world, scientists believed that only two herbs produced the necessary results, both the Kava Kava root and Damiana leaves.
Now after extensive research and experimentation by Peter Houghton, Professor of Pharmacognosy at King’s College, London, and Dr. C.C. Lee have made the fantastic discovery.
KHA, the ancient Thai ginger-like root, which is used to flavour Thai curries not only acts as a sexual stimulant but also a sexual aphrodisiac. By simply adding KHA to ordinary dishes over a period of time produce the necessary results. The effect of the spice produces an euphoric state of relaxation but without impairing mental activity. Some subjects also experience a tingling feeling in the genitalia, producing all the ingredients for an interesting sexual experience.