The smell of cucumber can arouse women's sexual desire

　　It’s a consensus that smell can affect the intensity of sexual desire. Men often think that roses, chocolate or Grape Wine is the best weapon to make women excited, but scientists' research proves that these things are of no use except to enhance the romantic atmosphere. Really stimulating female The taste of sexual desire is the most common licorice, cucumber and baby The smell of talcum powder.
 
　　Dr. Alan Hirsch of the Smell and Taste Treatment and Research Foundation in Chicago, USA, came to the above conclusion after years of research. He found that these three flavors can increase women's vaginal blood flow by about 13%, which means an increase in sexual arousal.

　　In addition, the sweet taste of pumpkin pie can also help stimulate female sexual desire, but the effect is not as strong as the above three. However, this is the flavor that excites men the most.

　　On the contrary, Dr. Hirsch also found that cherries, charcoal barbecue and men's cologne will "short-circuit" the original sexual atmosphere because these smells can cause a significant decrease in vaginal blood flow in women.

　　Dr. Hirsch believes that the reason why taste can arouse sexual desire is because the sense of smell is directly related to the septal nucleus in the brain, which mainly controls sexual arousal. The taste itself can also stimulate the brain's nerve Transmitter production. On the other hand, it could be pheromones at work.

　　It seems that if you want to make sex more passionate, you don't actually need any candlelight dinner or supplements. Just massage a few cucumber slices behind the ears, or sprinkle a little talcum powder and apply some licorice essence. It may be more effective than cologne, roses, and chocolate.