January 26, 2026
Exploring the Potential Benefits of CBN for Sleep
Humans have been hunting for aphrodisiacs for as long as we've been falling in love. But the truth is, modern scientific studies have found "no evidence" that any single food or ingredient increases our arousal or desire.
So, while dark chocolate does not have the power to make us fall in love, it may come with mood-boosting and relaxing qualities that can subtly make us more receptive to it.
All the way from the South Pacific comes another passionate option: kava. Kava is a gentle, mildly euphoric ingredient that can come with a few other pleasurable side effects. For starters, researchers have discovered that kava "significantly" helps increase sex drive for females (with no adverse effects for males). There is also evidence that kava improves sexual function and performance.
According to recent scientific investigations, cannabis increases "the chances and duration of foreplay." It may also increase the duration and satisfaction of orgasms. Researchers have found cannabis boosts sensuality, which in turn improves sexual satisfaction.Perhaps most profoundly, "Cannabis use before sex has been associated with more tender, slower, and compassionate sexual acts."