10 Foods You Should Try Eating in the Bedroom to Get in the Mood

The aphrodisiac properties of honey have been long believed since the fifth century, when newlyweds were given a honey-based drink during the first moon of marriage, hence the term "honeymoon." Not only is it a natural performance enhancer for athletes (boosts energy), but it can also help regulate estrogen and testosterone levels.

Strawberries contain antioxidants and are especially great for blood flow circulation throughout your entire body.

This seeded fruit also contains antioxidants that help with blood flow. In small studies, pomegranate juice has shown to even aid with erectile dysfunction.

This fatty fruit is packed with energy-boosting (B9) and testosterone-friendly (B6) vitamins, so feed each other as much avocado toast as you want.

As popular of an "aphrodisiac" chocolate is believed to be, studies have sadly debunked the item entirely. Its sex-drive-boosting capabilities aren't completely invalid, however. If it works, it's usually because of a placebo effect, but hey, if it works for you, it works.

Similarly to avocados, bananas are also rich in nutrients that support testosterone levels. On top of lots of potassium, the phallic-looking fruits also contain bromelain, which is said to help with men's sex drive.

Figs are practically the poster fruit for female fertility; just look at it. But they also contain an amino acid that supports blood flow throughout the body.

Olive oil, a good source of fats, has been used for centuries for its many health benefits, including on male sex drive. Its antioxidants and amino acids are great for a healthy heart and much more.