While every season is the right one to spark a romance, there's just something truly special about autumn that makes you fall in love like no other time of year. Perhaps it's the crisp chill in the air, the oversized sweaters, or the crunch of orange and red leaves on the ground. If one of your favorite fall pastimes is baking with classic harvest season spices, then you’re in luck. We have rounded up five spices to boost sex drives. Try incorporating these fall aphrodisiacs into your diet so you and your partner can stay toasty and warm by heating up under the sheets.
Cinnamon
Cooler temperatures call for a warming of the body. Cinnamon
produces heat within your body by turning up your internal body temperature
along with your sex drive. It also has anti-inflammatory properties. Its' scent
is also used as aromatherapy to promote relaxation.
Cardamom
Cardamom is another warming spice that increases blood flow
throughout your entire body by stimulating the nervous system. It can combat
erectile dysfunction and related issues. Because of its powerful scent, it is
also said to stimulate the entire physiological systems and relieve mental
strain and emotional stress.
Ginger
Ginger works to increase circulation and your overall body heat
to increase sexual prowess. As it warms the body, it increases the heart rate.
Its effects are similar to how your body reacts during sex getting you in the
mood.
Nutmeg
Nutmeg's reputation as an aphrodisiac dates back to early Hindu
culture. It has warming properties that are linked to stimulation and an
increased sexual appetite. It also has properties that sweeten the breath
increasing attraction.
Cloves
Cloves in particular are effective aphrodisiacs for men. A small
amount of cloves can increase testosterone enhancing sexual performance. Cloves
are also help improve natural breath odor because of its antiseptic properties.
Try incorporating some of these spices for dinner or dessert one
day. Combine these natural spices with our Relaxing Aphrodisiac to
really crank up your erotic appetite.
