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Aphrodisiac

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Cultural ContextPlay
In different cultures, various items are considered aphrodisiacs due to historical beliefs. SlideIn ancient Rome, people prized figs as an aphrodisiac.
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Myth versus SciencePlay
Be aware that some aphrodisiac claims are based on myth, not scientific proof. SlideDespite its mythical status as an aphrodisiac, chocolate's effect has little scientific backing.
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Subjective EffectPlay
What works as an aphrodisiac can vary greatly between individuals. SlideGinseng is an aphrodisiac for some, but not for everyone.