Honey for erectile dysfunction: the sexual aphrodisiac food

[Hans]

Honey for erectile dysfunction: the sexual aphrodisiac food » TESTONATION

Honey is a powerhouse food that can help with erectile dysfunction. I'm going to show you why and how to get more in your diet.

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Have you noticed good effects from honey?
I love honey as a carb source, especially as part of my shakes. It's a clean carb source. The only potential downside is that someone might have sensitivities to certain plant pollens.

 

[-Luke-]

Now I get why guys call their wives/girlfriends "Honey" when they are horny. Probably some Pavlov's dog conditioning.

 

[HeyThere]

Honey raises Nitric Oxide.

 

[Hans]

Now I get why guys call their wives/girlfriends "Honey" when they are horny. Probably some Pavlov's dog conditioning.

Haha good one.

Honey raises Nitric Oxide.

Yes, that's how it helps.

 

[J.R.K]

Honey for erectile dysfunction: the sexual aphrodisiac food » TESTONATION

Honey is a powerhouse food that can help with erectile dysfunction. I'm going to show you why and how to get more in your diet.

men-elite.com

Have you noticed good effects from honey?
I love honey as a carb source, especially as part of my shakes. It's a clean carb source. The only potential downside is that someone might have sensitivities to certain plant pollens.

I love honey yes it does the job, and can add a touch of risqué into the bedroom as well, but I was unaware of nitric oxide point. Is this a concern or is it different from say the PDE5 inhibitors?

 

[Hans]

I love honey yes it does the job, and can add a touch of risqué into the bedroom as well, but I was unaware of nitric oxide point. Is this a concern or is it different from say the PDE5 inhibitors?

We all need a certain amount of NO. People with high blood pressure have lower levels of NO than healthy people. Honey increases NO in a healthy way and to a healthy level. Endotoxin increases NO to a pathological level.

 

[J.R.K]

We all need a certain amount of NO. People with high blood pressure have lower levels of NO than healthy people. Honey increases NO in a healthy way and to a healthy level. Endotoxin increases NO to a pathological level.

So much like serotonin, and estrogen, the same would apply for nitric oxide. The issue being to keep them at levels optimal for bodily functions but not to up regulate past the ideal levels as you mentioned in times of stress when gut barrier can be compromised by excessive serotonin and endotoxin raises to pathological levels for example surgery or more recently intubation for COVID-19 leading to sepsis.

 

[Dave Clark]

I have always read to not cook with honey. Here is an article explaining why:

At What Temperature Does Honey Become Toxic?

According to Ayurveda, honey is one of the most powerful medicines. However, honey lovers should beware: it can become a harmful toxin if heated.

lifespa.com

 

[Hans]

So much like serotonin, and estrogen, the same would apply for nitric oxide. The issue being to keep them at levels optimal for bodily functions but not to up regulate past the ideal levels as you mentioned in times of stress when gut barrier can be compromised by excessive serotonin and endotoxin raises to pathological levels for example surgery or more recently intubation for COVID-19 leading to sepsis.

Exactly.

 

[J.R.K]

Exactly.

Thanks @Hans I am not used to getting this right!
Would you think honey would be beneficial for females with low libido as well? Interesting that honey is helpful for diabetic people. I recommended to a friend who is diabetic and she freaked out because her blood sugar levels rose but she did not take it with any protein so I suspect that might have played a role.
Incidentally I have been making a honey collagen ginger, eggs and coffee blend with milk.
I am not quite crazy enough to snort the ginger yet!

 

[Coderr]

Is raw honey more beneficial? Which is more beneficial as a type of honey?

 

[HighT]

I have always read to not cook with honey. Here is an article explaining why:

At What Temperature Does Honey Become Toxic?

According to Ayurveda, honey is one of the most powerful medicines. However, honey lovers should beware: it can become a harmful toxin if heated.

lifespa.com

After 34 degrees celsius can serve only as a sweetener. After 37C is losing 200 components. At 40C is losing the enzyme invertaza and becoming a cancirogen. Also is true that shelf life is infinite but long time storage a lot over than 10C will lead again to losing benefitial components.

It is awlays funny to me to read here someone say is buying organic honey. If the honey is runny and has not crystalized that means it has been heaten to 70C. So basically if you are not buying honey straight from local beekeeper you are not buying exactly honey and at best is just a sugar.

 

[Coderr]

After 34 degrees celsius can serve only as a sweetener. After 37C is losing 200 components. At 40C is losing the enzyme invertaza and becoming a cancirogen. Also is true that shelf life is infinite but long time storage a lot over than 10C will lead again to losing benefitial components.

It is awlays funny to me to read here someone say is buying organic honey. If the honey is runny and has not crystalized that means it has been heaten to 70C. So basically if you are not buying honey straight from local beekeeper you are not buying exactly honey and at best is just a sugar.

we need to eat raw honey

 

[cdg]

Honey for erectile dysfunction: the sexual aphrodisiac food » TESTONATION

Honey is a powerhouse food that can help with erectile dysfunction. I'm going to show you why and how to get more in your diet.

men-elite.com

Have you noticed good effects from honey?
I love honey as a carb source, especially as part of my shakes. It's a clean carb source. The only potential downside is that someone might have sensitivities to certain plant pollens.

How much honey should one take to notice the effects

 

[Hans]

Would you think honey would be beneficial for females with low libido as well?

For sure, it should work for everyone.

I recommended to a friend who is diabetic and she freaked out because her blood sugar levels rose but she did not take it with any protein so I suspect that might have played a role.

Yes protein can help a lot with blood sugar control. Also, it's normal for blood sugar to spike when you have carbs. What's most important is how high and for how long it spikes.

I am not quite crazy enough to snort the ginger yet!

Haha yeah not recommended!

 

[Hans]

How much honey should one take to notice the effects

I have about 8 tbsps per day, but maybe you can feel effects on just 1.

 

[cdg]

I have about 8 tbsps per day, but maybe you can feel effects on just 1.

Thanks

 

[Jam]

After 34 degrees celsius can serve only as a sweetener. After 37C is losing 200 components. At 40C is losing the enzyme invertaza and becoming a cancirogen. Also is true that shelf life is infinite but long time storage a lot over than 10C will lead again to losing benefitial components.

It is awlays funny to me to read here someone say is buying organic honey. If the honey is runny and has not crystalized that means it has been heaten to 70C. So basically if you are not buying honey straight from local beekeeper you are not buying exactly honey and at best is just a sugar.

False. Raw chestnut honey, for example, never crystallizes.

 

[Parrot]

Very interesting.

I have 2 x tsp of honey in a goat's milk smoothie with fruit most lunch times and 2 x tsp in hot goat's milk at night before bed. Last night I put a milk thermometer in the hot milk before adding the honey and it was 52 degrees C...!!
I will now aim for < 34 degrees C - thank you.

 

[76er]

@Hans, what is your take on 'proper honey temperature' argument in this thread (also seen on other threads)?