Wednesday, April 16, 2014

WATERMELON VS VIAGRA.....

Are you a husband and wondering how to make your wife happy this long Easter holiday? Don't worry, Ive got your back. Just go and buy WATERMELON....Watermelon is a fun and cool snack to enjoy at any time of the day. Watermelon may be one of the latest foods to add to the **aphrodisiac list in addition to being one of the healthiest foods to consume. Watermelon has the ability to trigger a sexual response that can increase the male libido by relaxing blood vessels. So Skip the burgers, nkwobis, suyas, soda and beer and eat plenty of WATERMELON instead. Yes... WATERMELON.

Watermelon is also believed to be a natural Viagra. That’s because the popular juicy fruit is richer than experts believed in an amino acid called citrulline, which relaxes and dilates blood vessels much like Viagra and other drugs meant to treat erectile dysfunction (ED).

There is new scientific evidence to show that watermelon, of all things, can be a wonder drug of sorts for men's fertility. The citrulline in Watermelon has been found to improve erection hardness in men with mild erectile dysfunction (impotence). Until recently, many scientists thought that most of the citrulline was in the watermelon rind but now, experts have discovered that there is more citrulline in the edible part than previously believed. That why it is believed that WATERMELON acts just like Viagra.

A study shows that watermelon can also have a relaxing effect on some of the body’s blood vessels without using any drugs. Watermelon increases sperm count and improves libido in men who eat it regularly. The sperm concentration and motility of men who ate watermelon regularly was also greatly improved over those that did not. The reason for the great effects? Phytonutrients. 

Added benefits

While these fertility benefits are great for men, watermelon contains even more benefits that are not just for men. Doctors even say that deep red watermelon can replace the tomato as the #1 best source of lycopene. While watermelon is around 92 percent water, the remaining 8 percent is stuffed full of great nutrients and ingredients that have a ton of health benefits. Lycopene has great effects for both men and women, helping everything from the heart to the skin.

What you should do

Eat, eat, eat! As much watermelon as you can, eat it up! The benefits of watermelon are so vast, doctors, scientists and researchers everywhere are singing it’s praises. Plus, at only 50 calories for a cup full, you won’t have to feel any guilt at all when chowing down on this healthy fruit. Just doing a quick web search can give you a ton of ideas and recipes for how to fit watermelon in your diet morning, noon and night. Ask your doctor if he or she has any advice on watermelon and it’s effects on the body as well!

For men suffering from impotence or other forms of erectile dysfunction, the health benefits of watermelon could provide a more natural solution to treat their condition. Additionally, turning to watermelon provides an option that does not involve the use of prescription drugs or their side effects. Watermelon is a fruit that should be included into anyone’s diet, male or female, due to its potent and numerous health benefits. So the next time you’re in the mood, skip the big bowl of rice or chicken and chips or even ice cream and grab a couple slices of watermelon to get the night started off right. The best way to enjoy the full flavor and benefits of watermelon is to store it at room temperature and then cut into it. Once it’s been cut, be sure to refrigerate what’s left.

**Aphrodisiacs have been widely used in various cultures and civilizations for hundreds of thousands of years. By definition an aphrodisiac is a substance or activity that increases a person’s sexual desire and interest. Many believe that certain foods contain herbs and other properties that can heighten sexual desire, while others are believed to have an impact on one’s sex life due to its shape or its origins. Common examples of food-related aphrodisiacs include garlic, arugula, figs, oysters, anise, mustard, vanilla, honey, almonds, truffles, wine, coffee, and licorice. Fruit-related aphrodisiacs include berries, pineapples, cherries, strawberries, and bananas. One love. God bless.