Massage ~ Aphrodisiacs from A to Z

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Massages are wonderful, aren't they? (Or so I've heard; the last shoulder massage I had gave me a wicked headache that was not tempered by judiciously taken Advil and lasted over 24 hours, so, le suck.) Anyway, lots of folks swear by them for their medicinal properties, however, they also seem capable of providing a healing of a far different nature. (If ya know what I mean. Bom-chicka-whomp-whomp.)

Y U SO SEX-AY?
Massage stimulates circulation which, as we've already seen in previous A to Z entries, proves beneficial to sexy intercourse. Because it promotes relaxation, the mind turns itself away from the cares of the world and into a state of receptivity which can only help with the introduction of intimacy.

According to Eric J. Leech of Planet Green, a libido-revving massage would be given with cornstarch. (Yeah. Cornstarch. Who knew?) Mr. Leech assures that "...the initial sensation of cornstarch dropping on the skin mimics the sensation of liquid silk." (W00F!) I suppose you could spend a mini-fortune on scented massage oils and whatnot, but if the cornstarch thing works, it would seem a bargain, by comparison. (See Recipe #1, below, for more on this method.)

RECIPES

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