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Scientists claim to have found aphrodisiac properties in Himalayan plant – Daily Mail

April 19, 2014Liveradmin

Daily Mail

Scientists claim to have found aphrodisiac properties in Himalayan plant
Daily Mail
Native to North Africa and the Himalayan mountains in northwestern India, the plant has traditionally been used to boost sexual desire and to treat male sexual disorders. The plant, which can be taken as a tea, or in tablet, powder or oil format, is ...

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