Herbal Aphrodisiacs from World Sources

Herbal Aphrodisiacs from World Sources

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Book Description
Based on the studies of 81 authors worldwide, this is a comprehensive alphabetical catalog of plants used to directly increase (or diminish) the sexual appetite and indirectly to promote the generarl well-being of the body.

About the Author
Clarence Meyer (1903 -1997) was a second generation herbalist. He was the author of American Folk Medicine, Old Ways Rediscovered and other books.

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