Viagra Soup: Delicious and Hot!
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.
Can Garlic Replace Viagra for Erectile Dysfunction?
I stumbled upon a BBC health article about garlic’s use for erectile dysfunction treatment.
A study was conducted on eight men with impotence. And for three months, each of those men were fed four cloves of raw garlic daily. The results were that six out of seven of the men who participated in the study did notice an improvement on their erectile function by just eating garlic.
The magical component of garlic that has Viagra-like effect is allicin, which helps increase blood flow and thus enhance erection hardness and endurance.
Garlic may be an effective and natural alternative to Viagra, but is it worth the smell?