7 Best Foods for Your Orgasm The keys to ecstasy may be in your pantry. Fact: Your orgasms could be stronger, longer and more plentiful than they currently are. The key to unlocking monster O's may already be in your pantry. Here are seven common foods for sex that may take you and your partner's enjoyment to a whole new level. RELATED : 12 Best food proteins for Penis  The Role of Food & Your Health: Cholesterol 1. Eggs Your days of sub-optimal orgasms are over, easy. Eggs aren't just a complete protein; they're a complete boost to your chances of having earth-shattering orgasms. First, eggs are largely protein, giving you long-lasting energy that will help you between the sheets. Secondly, eggs contain a natural chemical called choline, which triggers the production of nitric oxide (NO), increasing blood flow to the penis and the clitoris. What's more, choline is a precursor to acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that controls sexual behavior through it...

12 Best Food Proteins for  Penis These muscle-building foods are rich in nutrients that can make you a superstar in the bedroom. Science has identified a number of nutrients that are vital to the penis and all it can do. Four of those seem to be more helpful than others: • Zinc boosts testosterone levels and helps enable erections and healthy sperm. Health Food or Not? • A deficiency of Vitamin B12 has been linked to erectile dysfunction, Harvard researchers found. The vitamin is crucial to cell metabolism and the production of blood. • Arginine is the Marvin Gaye of amino acids: It relaxes blood vessels and enables blood to flow, helping you get and keep an erection. • Magnesium decreases inflammation in blood vessels, increasing blood flow, which speeds blood to extremities, increasing arousal, and … well, you get it. Of course, protein not only builds the lean muscle that helps you end up in bed with company in th...

‘Why I Became a Doctor’: Michigan Medicine Physicians Share Their Stories Doctors find their calling in many different ways. Michigan Medicine physicians reflect on the paths that led to their profession. For the men and women who dedicate themselves to the pursuits of wellness, research and compassion for others, medicine is a calling. It’s a career nothing short of demanding, a job requiring intense schooling, constant training and a chaotic schedule — not to mention a heavy dose of tenacity and patience. Whether a practitioner works in a hospital, a clinic, a laboratory or in the classroom, the challenges and rewards of this lifelong journey are plentiful. Recently, Michigan Medicine asked some of its practitioners from varying disciplines to share their personal experiences and influences that led them into the profession. Here are a few of their stories: Erica Marsh, M.D. Erica Marsh, M.D. (left) “My decision to become a doctor was driven largely by values instilled in me by my fa...