Nutmeg increases arousal...

In the bedroom, if seahorses, moths, and male silkworms are saviors for men, then for women, nutmeg is a magical medicine that brings many special pleasures.

In the bedroom, if seahorses, moths, and male silkworms are saviors for men, then for women, nutmeg is a magical medicine that brings many special pleasures.

Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans Hontt), also known as nutmeg, pearl fruit, is a medium or large tree, with branches that have wrinkled, slightly grooved, gray-brown outer bark. Leaves grow alternately, have short petioles, are oval or lanceolate, 5 - 15cm long, 3 - 7cm wide, round base, pointed tip, smooth upper surface, hairy underside, thicker in young leaves and have very prominent veins.

In the bedroom, if seahorses, moths, and male silkworms are saviors for men, then for women

Male inflorescences are 1 - 3cm long, growing in leaf axils with 3 - 20 flowers, ovoid perianth, hairy, divided into 3 boxes (sometimes 4), stamens arranged in columns with thick, smooth bases, tapered anthers, female inflorescences grow in leaf axils with 1 - 2 flowers, ovoid perianth is wide, hairy on the outside, divided into 3 boxes at the top, ovary has fine hairs.

Fruit solitary, with short stalk, sometimes bearing persistent perianth; ovoid seed with white coat and kernel.

The tree is native to the Pacific islands and has been introduced to the mainland throughout tropical South Asia and Southeast Asia. In Vietnam, the tree is mainly grown in the southern provinces.

According to ancient Chinese medical documents, nutmeg is widely used as a flavoring, spice and especially an aphrodisiac, enhancing the physiological ability and excitement of women. They call nutmeg "love spice" or "female viagra".

When the nutmeg fruit is ripe (May - June and November - December), people collect them, peel off the shell, take the seed coat, soak it in water, then dry it, and get the nutmeg. Wet the nutmeg, then cover it with flour, rice bran, or talcum powder, and bake it until the shell is completely burned. Dry the seeds at 80 degrees until they make a rattling sound when shaken, then beat them to get the kernel, roast them, squeeze out the oil, or grind them into powder, wrap them in paper, and squeeze out the oil.

Nutmeg contains 14.3% water, 7.5% protein, 28.5% carbohydrates, 11.6% fiber, 1.7% inorganic substances, 0.12mg calcium, 0.24mg phosphorus and 4.6mg iron, 6-16% essential oil, 14.6 - 24.2% starch, 2.25% pentosan, 1.5% furfural, 0.5 - 0.6% pectin. The medicinal qualities and effects of nutmeg are due to essential oil with a content of not less than 5%.

When using, take 0.25 - 0.5g of nutmeg powder, simmer with porridge, eat during the day. Nutmeg porridge has a characteristic aroma and delicious taste. You can use the seed powder to make tea or add it to a beverage to drink.

According to Alobacsi.vn