Drops Aphrodisiac
Mar 20th, 2004 | By admin | Category: Natural and Homeopathic|
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Aphrodisiac $7.99 One of the most deliriously entertaining novels of the year- for fans of Janet Evanovich and Jennifer Crusie. Gwen Applebee’s suicide doesn’t make sense. Sex therapist Saylor Oz is certain that the late perfume maker and fashionista wouldn’t have been caught dead wearing a fanny pack. Yet one was strapped around her waist. And what’s up with the coded message in her “suicide note?”Well, it seems Gwen stumbled upon an ancient formula with great powers, and someone was willing to kill for it. Now it’s up to Saylor to find out where it’s hidden-and from the dark corners of Brooklyn to the glittering skyscrapers of Manhattan, she must outrun a killer, every glamorous step of the way. |
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Aphrodisiac-Sexual Secret Of Marijuana (DVD) $22.24 This fun, vintage release offers an unexpected take on the recreational use of Marijuana, using all the unapologetic sexual explicitness of the grindhouse era to tout the substance as an aphrodisiac. Illustrating the supposed benefits with smiley, 70`s TV commercial style testimonials as well as porn-esque representations of the drug`s effects, the release aims to provide more retro entertainment than hard info. |
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Is Arsenic an Aphrodisiac? (Hardcover) $95.09 Sex, drugs, rocks, gold, murder, war, mass poisonings, the deaths of Napoleon, Tchaikovsky, Mozart, and others are all linked by one element – arsenic! Arsenic has been around since the beginning of time and the word has become a metaphor for poison with associated shock value. The general public are fearful of any possible exposure to it and yet it holds a certain dark and eerie fascination! The average person has only one idea about arsenic – it is poison – and this reputation has a sound base. Some arsenic compounds are very toxic and have been used with criminal intent from the time of the ancient Romans to the present day. Up until now, there has been no book that covers arsenic with such breadth. This book is a general appreciation of how much the element, arsenic, has become part of our lives in an entertaining style covering the years 1000 BC to the present day. The coverage of the chemistry, toxicology, and medicinal aspects is deliberately kept at a level for the general reader to understand. It covers the way in which this ubiquitous element and its compounds have influenced the lives of the people of the world. The author`s objective in writing this book was not to elaborate on the vast chemistry of the element, but to try to reveal to the general reader how the element and its compounds have become embedded in our social fabric, for good and for ill. No other element comes close in this regard and he uses the word sociochemistry to describe this interface between society and chemistry. The book covers a broad range of topics including the use of arsenic in human medicine in many cultures from Chinese medicine to the beginning of chemotherapy. This peaked in the western world in the early 20th century, with Ehrlich`s discovery of salvarsan, an arsenic-based cure for syphilis that gave rise to the field of chemotherapy. Salvarsan and related compounds were eventually displaced by antibiotics such as penicillin. Arsenic trioxide has staged |
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Gloss Drops $21.85 Gloss Drops by Paul Mitchell for Unisex – 3.4 oz Drops |
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