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FOODS THAT MEN SHOULD EAT EVERYDAY

 

 3 FOODS MEN SHOULD EAT EVERYDAY

Watermelon

Some studies show that watermelon may have effects on erectile dysfunction that are similar to those of the ED drug Viagra and may also increase sexual desire. Watermelon is rich in beneficial ingredients known as phytonutrients. Phytonutrients are also antioxidants. One of their benefits is that they relax the blood vessels that supply an erection. Although watermelon is 92% water, the remaining 8% may be beneficial to your heart and sexual pleasure.

Watermelon contains citrulline naturally. Citrulline is an amino acid that may aid in erections. When stimulated, Viagra works by increasing blood flow to the penis, making it easier for a man to get an erection. Citrulline may have the same effect as Viagra, but it does so in a different way. According to preliminary research, the body may convert citrulline to another amino acid known as arginine. Nitric oxide is converted, nitric oxide is formed. Nitric oxide dilates blood vessels, allowing more blood to flow to the penis and improving erections. Because watermelon is mostly water, concentrated watermelon juice contains the highest concentrations of citrulline. Watermelon juice may be more effective than watermelon as a natural Viagra for men.

 

Avocado


You may have heard that avocado is especially good for men's sexual health. And this is because avocado contains zinc. A serving of avocado contains about 6% of a man's daily value of zinc. Although avocados do not contain nearly as much zinc as red meat, they do provide men with a good serving of what they require for sexual health.

 

This is most likely due to a link between zinc and testosterone levels discovered in a 1996 study. (Remember that testosterone is a necessary sexual hormone for both men and women.) Furthermore, zinc is linked to blood flow, which is another important factor in preventing erectile dysfunction. You may be surprised to learn that an avocado contains more potassium than a raw banana. (Learn more about potassium's libido-boosting properties.) It can improve not only sexual health but also sexual performance. This delectable fruit also provides a serving of protein. Avocados contain about 3 grammes of protein per cup of flesh. Keep in mind that protein is a necessary component of a healthy diet.

 

Oatmeal

A serving of oats can supply up to 14% of your daily protein requirement. The less processed the oats, the higher the protein content. So, instead of quick-cooking oats, make your oatmeal with whole, rolled, or steel-cut oats. You understand that oats provide men with the protein they require for overall health, but what does this have to do with your sexual life? It's straightforward. Protein is essential for energy, which is required for sexual health and performance. But that isn't the only advantage of oats for sexual health.

Oats contain an important nutrient for sexual satisfaction. L-arginine, an amino acid found in oats, works to relax blood vessels. It can aid in the increase of blood flow, which is essential for sexual arousal and climax. As a result, this nutrient is sometimes used to treat men who have erectile dysfunction. However, you can get it naturally by eating oats. Oatmeal also contains zinc, a nutrient linked to increased sex drive in both men and women. That's right, the phrase "oats for a bigger O" does not only apply to men but can also apply to women.


 

 

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