When it comes to drinks, there are some that turn on a woman, and then there are those that do not. The best way to determine which ones are which is by thinking about what type of person you are and what types of beverages appeal to you.
If you are someone who enjoys strong alcoholic beverages, then switching up your drink style or mixing it with new ingredients can be fun. If you are more into soft drinks or non-alcoholic beverages, then trying different mixes, flavors, or additions like berries or chocolate chips can inspire new looks and experiences for you.
When we consider what types of people enjoy certain beverages, it makes sense to assume that some recipes were invented because the creator wanted their own personal beverage designed specifically to work for them.
There are many ways to mix drinks, so experimenting with different combinations is an easy way to learn how to make better cocktails. Having diverse cocktail flavor and alcohol content variations is another way to learn how to mix drinks!
This article will discuss ten drinks that have been scientifically shown to increase sexual desire in women.
Red wine with dinner
When it comes to drinks that turn on, red wine is one of the top contenders. Some say white wine is more romantic, but we think this depends on what you are looking for in a relationship!
Whether you’re drinking dry rosé or sparkling wine, adding some olive oil to your glass can make your drink taste better and help reduce calories.
Olive oil contains vitamin E, which helps keep your skin healthy. It also acts as an antioxidant, helping protect your body from oxidative stress, which can damage cells and contribute to disease.
But don’t use too much because excess intake of fat raises cholesterol levels. A little bit of extra virgin olive oil is okay, though – 1-2 teaspoons per serving.
Lemon water
Did you know that your skin loves acid? When your body is exposed to acidic liquids, your natural protective layer of skin will try to draw in those acids to protect yourself!
That’s why when you use a glass of lemon water before a shower or bath, it helps soothe dry, flaky skin. It also aids in brightening your complexion slightly — which is definitely a worthy goal!
Drinking this refreshing beverage can be fun to do as well. You can drink it directly from the bottle, or have it at the store with our tips here for the perfect amount of flavor.
Sports drinks
Many people enjoy drinking sports beverages while exercising. Most people agree that those who drink more water during exercise is better than individuals who use other liquids like Gatorade or soda. Some people even say that drinking plain H2O makes you feel hungry, so they prefer the flavored ones.
Many women complain about the very strong smells of some gourmet flavor-textured waters. Others find these beverages taste too sweet or contain too much sugar.
However, there are some studies showing that drinking liquid with added carbohydrates can increase your sex drive. Liquid glucose (sugar) may actually boost sexual desire by helping to maintain normal blood glucose levels.
You should be careful though! Drinking too many carbs could make you feeling tired, sleepy, or dizzy due to dehydration. Check out our tips here for more information.
Drinking one bottle of water per hour is enough if you’re trying to lose weight.
Mineral water
Recent studies have shown that mineral waters can do more than just refresh your palate. Some claim that drinking one drink of their product will turn you on, or at least give you a little bit of a boost in sexual desire.
A few small studies suggest that bromelain may help increase sex drive. Bromelain is an antioxidant compound found in pineapples and other fruits of the citrus family.
A recent study conducted by researchers at Boston University determined that six grams (about half a bottle) of pure bromelain powder could enhance male sex drive. They noted though that this dose was “very high” and that there should be no assumption that it works for everyone.
There has been some talk about lysine being linked to increased testosterone levels, but most experts agree that more lysine does not mean higher testosterone unless someone with low lysine already takes a supplement that contains lysine. Lysine comes from protein foods like meat so if you are eating enough protein, then adding a lysine supplement isn’t needed.
