and don’t forget to eat more oysters!!
hahhaha, seafood anyone! lol
Really! Not joking! it’s Zinc rich!
Ooo of course, but for the seafood fans it’s a bird birds with one stone deal!
CAREFULL with the oysters. I’m a hospitality and tourism managment major. I have gone through sanitation class and am servesafe certified 
I have also taken classes on procurement.
Oyster (especialy raw) are somewhat dangerous. You have to know where they came from, and most came from the gulf of mexico which is now poluted like crazy because of katrina. Because the nature of oysters nutrient intake they are the perfect shellfish to absorb pollution and toxin (some natural toxins) Toxins cannot be removed by cooking mind you.
These are biological poisonings that you can aquire from oysters completely unrelated to polution.
Paralytic Shellfish poisoning: numbness tingling of mouth, face, arms, and legs; dizziness, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and death in high levels
Neurotoxic shellfish poisoning: Tingling and numbness of the lips, toung, and throat, dizziness, reversal of the sensations of hot and cold, vomiting, diarrhea.
Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning: vomiting, diarrhea, abdomina pain, possible later effects are, confusion memory loss, disorientation, seizure, coma.
As for polution and viruses Hepatitus A (sewage in the gulf) and Norovirus Gastroenteritis (also form sewage)
Bacterial
Vibrio parahaemolyticus (naturaly found in the waters of the gulf of mexico, atlantic, and pacific coasts) mostly prevelant from oyster harvested from april to october
Vibrio vulnificus (again naturaly found in the regions specified above, and same time period) It is deadly in 70-80% of people who have liver damage or diabetes.
Well, cultivated oysters rared in non-poluted areas are quite safe to consume like near south Malaysian coastal areas. I used to consume oysters quite often with my clients and so far haven’t struck by food poisoning yet. Although the risk is still there, but very seldom we have this kind of cases here.
I’m glad you know your source. It is very possible to get safe oysters year round (sorry I made them sound like rat poison). You need a reliable and safe supplier (well the restraunt does). As a rule of thumb, if you plan on eating oysters (raw especialy) you should do some research and inquire about their origin. Restraunts are required by law to keep documentation for 30 days for raw served oysters.
Libido… no problem.
Finding a way to “satisfy” libido… problem. <sigh>
Isnt that one from ancient Egypt?
Do you actually do that and whats it like?
There are lots of pills or medicines available over the counter today to cure low libido. These are the results of too much stress in the work which they have no more time in doing sex which is important to our body. But we cannot sure that these medicines were safe and effective. I recommend you to use herbal supplements like wyld natural, a natural libido booster that will help you in enhancing your libido. This is purely herbal so safe from side effects.
The prescription drug Deprenyl was, at one time, said to be the only drug officially recognized as an aphrodisiac by the PDR (Physician’s Desk Reference). It is believed to have life extension properties as it protects the substantia nigra, a part of the brain that burns out first. It heightens libido by increasing dopaminergic stimulation of the pituitary.
No one mentioned Korean Ginseng, which has a nice Viagra effect, increasing nitric oxide levels. L-Citrulline also works via nitric oxide, seemingly better than does L-Arginine.
Stinging Nettle Root reduces SHBG, thus raising free testosterone.
Of course, the all time bestest is probably GHB, which is now highly illegal in America.
This guy has been SPAMMING all over the place. I removed his link over at LS.
Eurycoma Longifolia \ tongkat ali (Very good)
Panax Ginsing
Herba Cistanches
Herba Epimedii
Tribulus Terristris
Saw Palmetto
That’s all i can think about for now
Why is everyone having libido problems. If I wear underwear that are a little to loose and go for a walk or hike…I end up with wood. It’s ridiculous really. I mean…I’m just walking. 