We’ve heard about icy Viagra, but how about a bowl of hot “Viagra soup“?

That’s the name that was given to a special seafood soup served at the El Rey Restaurant chain in Brooklyn and Queens, New York.

The hot stew contains different types of seafood that are believed to boost energy and provide some Viagra-like effects when it comes to getting it up. This unique dish contains fish, lobster, crabs, shrimp, clams and half a shot of tequila, according to Euclides Genao, manager of El Rey Restaurant II in Brooklyn.

The Viagra soup costs $32 per serving, which is a bit higher than the price of a genuine Viagra pill sold online.

Many other products and foods tried to trade on the popularity of Viagra by being presented as “natural Viagra”, but the fact is none of those natural energy-boosters have been proven to deliver strong and effective results as Viagra does. So, if you have been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction then you should stick with your doctor’s advice, and do not pin much hope on some Viagra soup.

Anyway, keeping a healthy diet is always beneficial for you and your sex life, and there are natural foods and drinks that can help improve your heart, blood circulation, and your whole system, which in the long term results in healthier body and enhanced sexual health. However, in cases of serious conditions, the “magic” of prescription drugs (like Viagra) may be the only effective solution.

Not a long time ago, huge discussions hit the news about Watermelon’s Viagra-like effect, which is backed by professional researches, studies and clinical tests.

Fruits and vegetables in general are good for sexual health since they are rich in vitamins and other nutrients that help your body stay fresh and healthy, which results in better sexual health and performance. Also red meat, white meat, fish and oysters are rich in nutrients (e.g. zinc and different amino acids) that prevent erectile dysfunction (impotence).

So, a healthy, balanced and properly planned diet can definitely help patients with sexual dysfunction problems, like ED, but is this method better than Viagra?

Each has its advantages and shortcomings as explained below.

Advantages of natural aphrodisiacs:

• Natural aphrodisiac foods and supplements are healthy and safe for everyone.
• They are inexpensive (if compared to the cost of medications) and easy to obtain.
• Have no side effects or dangerous interactions.
• Can help you stay healthy sexually, physically and mentally.

Disadvantages of natural aphrodisiacs:

The only shortcoming of natural aphrodisiacs is that they are not as effective, strong, reliable, and fast acting as prescription medications (e.g. Viagra). So, in a severe sexual dysfunction condition, you might need the strength of prescription drugs to overcome it.

Advantages of Viagra

• Viagra is a proven, dependable, very effective, and quick acting solution to erectile dysfunction.
• Unlike natural remedies, 99% of the time Viagra will give you the energy and hardness you are looking for.
• It treats both mild and severe sexual dysfunction with a great success rate.

Disadvantages of Viagra

• Viagra requires a prescription and physical examination, which some people might find inconvenient or embarrassing.
• This drug may not be safe for everyone, especially those who suffer from certain other conditions or take certain other medications.
• Like all other Rx drugs, Viagra has some unpleasant side effects. The most common side effects are headache, flushing and stuffiness.
• Viagra is not cheap (Costs about $15 per pill in average).

Nowhere else but in London can you literally get sweet sex!

A new energy-boosting ice cream called the Sex Pistol will be soon available at the Icecreamist boutique in Selfridges, London.

This sweet and creamy treat contains natural libido-boosters such as ginkgo, arginine, biloba and guarana, served with a shot of La Fee Absinthe, which improves blood flow and gets your boner up and pumping!

This new Viagra ice cream, or vice cream, will only be sold to 18+ adults and only one per customer.

That’s definitely worth a trip to London, isn’t it? I don’t think it would be practical to ship ice cream internationally.