“Marijuana engulfs me in sex foam,” said one respondent in Psychology Today’s informal poll. This sentiment is what has given cannabis its aphrodisiac reputation. Yet, when it comes to cannabis and sex, scientific research seems to be at odds with anecdotal experience. An equal number of cannabis consumers argue that cannabis has a negative impact on their sexual experiences and decreases sex drive. So, what’s going on here? Is cannabis an aphrodisiac or a libido depressant? [Read more…]
I self-identify as a pothead. It’s not just that I love being high, I also love what it does to my mind and body. Instead of becoming sluggish and distant, as many stereotypical portrayals of stoners go, my awareness is magnified and my mood is uplifted, allowing me to forget my worries and focus on being productive. But most importantly, it makes me horny as fuck. [Read more…]
Smoking weed has long been used as a pain reliever in the medical community. So far, 23 states and Washington DC have legalized the use of marijuana medicinally.
It’s also no secret that smoking weed is fun as hell. It relaxes you and makes everything feel like all is right with the world. It’s basically nature’s Xanax. [Read more…]
Marijuana has been used as an aphrodisiac for thousands of years. The ancient Indian Ayurvedic medicine systems used cannabis to increase libido, produce long-lasting erections, delay ejaculation, facilitate lubrication and loosen inhibitions. Some Tantric sex practitioners drink a substance called bhang, a sort of spiced marijuana milkshake to enhance the sexual experience. According to one source, Indian prostitutes eat bhang sherbet to help them feel sexually aroused. [Read more…]
Whether you’re the “once in a while” type of smoker, who only indulges if and when the opportunity presents itself (like on 4/20 or before a Comedy Central roast) or a lifelong chiefer (with 20+ Phish shows under your belt) — it would be wrong to deny the positive effects of some good dank. Marijuana — historically cited as a natural aphrodisiac (or a substance known to enhance sexual desire) — might also be the “natural Viagra.” Here’s why. [Read more…]