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  • Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent, and Lead
    Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent, and Lead
    by Brene Brown
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    by Ken Wilber, Terry Patten, Adam Leonard, Marco Morelli
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    Cultivating The Fine Art of SELFISHNESS: IMPROVING community by EMPOWERING individuals
    by Forrest Beck N.D.

Entries in aphrodisiacs (2)

Monday
Aug202012

Sex Drive Dessert

Sex Drive Dessert & Sensual Taste Test Challenge with Chef Jenn

BEST SHOW LINE: "I'd rather taste a penis."

We put our recurring guest Chef Jenn to the challenge of identifying random tastes while blindfolded. What did she like? What did she find disgusting? Does she like the taste of lube? Then Chef Jenn teaches you how to cook a delicious Spanish Custard to stimulate your sex drive. Also, how do you make love to an orange?

SPECIAL GUEST
Chef Jenn Felmley

SPECIAL DEN SEX-TION
How to make love to an orange.

SEXUAL FUN FACT 

What is happening in the body that causes us to lose our appetite when we fall in love?


~Dr. Jenn Gunsaullus, San Diego -- Sociologist, Sex Therapist, Sexologist, Sexuality Speaker

Saturday
Aug072010

The 10 Commandments of Sex & Food

In preparation for this evening's "Cooking Up Seduction" presentation with Chef Jenn, I created this list of tips and ideas for mindful eating for a healthy sex life.

Ten Commandments of Sex & Food

  1. Many fresh fruits are sensual and nutritious; choose 5 of different colors and create a fruit plate of foreplay.
  2. Eating small amounts of dark chocolate is not only pleasing to your taste buds, it also raises your body’s endorphins.
  3. Double the amount of time you usually spend eating a meal and chew each bite longer to truly experience the food.
  4. Pay attention to all five senses when you’re in the bedroom and be present to the pleasant sensations in the moment.
  5. Create your own aphrodisiacs – take turns once a week preparing or buying a meal or special food item that is all about pleasing your partner.
  6. Eat a rainbow of fresh vegetables regularly for the high fiber and vitamins and minerals. A healthy you can lead to a healthy sex drive.
  7. Spend 20 minutes eating an orange, alone or with a partner; be mindful of what it is like to make love to that orange.
  8. If you are going to indulge in foods that you think are guilty pleasures, don’t feel guilty and just enjoy the experience (and the pleasures).
  9. Never put sweet items in your vagina because the sugar can increase the chance of a bacterial infection.
  10. Avoid foods that make you feel bloated and sluggish (e.g., fried foods, refined carbohydrates, rich cream sauces, saturated fats, or excessive sugar) – it doesn’t feel sexy!

Jennifer Gunsaullus, Ph.D.

Sex Therapy & Relationship Counseling in San Diego