There are some foods in daily life that are natural aphrodisiacs and can help people improve their "sexual interest." British sexologists recently recommended some foods that either contain ingredients that arouse lust, or that can stimulate people's senses and thus have aphrodisiac properties, such as their appearance and taste. Couples can try some of the following foods to help improve sex.

Asparagus. The penis-like shape of asparagus fits the visual criteria of "aphrodisiac". After its nutrients are absorbed, it also has great aphrodisiac effects. Experts say that eating asparagus can cause irritation to the urinary tract, causing an itchy feeling that makes men want to have sex for relief.

Avocado. Also known as avocado. Its graceful shape is easily reminiscent of male genitalia or the graceful body curves of a woman. Its creamy and smooth meat can also stimulate sexual desire. So, couples can try making an apple and avocado salad.

Ginger. Ginger thins the blood, allowing the body to respond quickly to sexual stimulation. And ginger helps with digestion. If you eat a big meal, eating ginger is very helpful for maintaining sexual desire.

Oyster. The very process of eating oysters can arouse sexual desire, and it is also rich in zinc, which is good for increasing sexual desire. Experts say that oysters feel very exciting in the mouth and are a magical food that can stimulate desire.

Chocolate. The main raw material of chocolate is cocoa, and cocoa can stimulate the body to produce "feeling good" seroamine and dopamine, and contains phenylethylamine. When people fall in love, the brain will produce a large amount of phenylethylamine. Chocolate melts very easily in the mouth, and this process is very erotic. Chocolate is also a great gift to express love. Give your lover a creative chocolate gift and he will definitely like it very much.