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Botanica Erotica: Arousing Body, Mind, and Spirit

A playful and provocative guide to the foods, herbs, and behaviors that arouse us

• Provides a practical guide to the history and use of the world's classic aphrodisiacs

• Presents easy recipes for food, lotions, and potions designed to please the senses, and includes chapters on erotic massage, touch, and belly dance

• Lavishly illustrated with contemporary and classical artwork

Botanica Erotica provides readers with the tools and techniques they need for a lifelong exploration of pleasure. More than a simple list of aphrodisiacs, Botanica Erotica offers suggestions to arouse all the senses and to make every aspect of life an encounter with Eros.

Beginning with a practical guide to the history and use of the world's classic aphrodisiacs, Diana De Luca moves on to present a feast of "Libidinous Libations" and "Voluptuous Vittles" that are easy to make and outrageous to eat, designed to please the palate and get the juices flowing. "The Lascivious Lavage" helps you create the perfect lotions and potions for romantic baths, and later chapters reveal how to stimulate the physical body through erotic massage, touch, and belly dance. This celebration of pleasure is ideal for anyone who loves to live a fully embodied life.

144 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 1998

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September 21, 2011
One of my all-time faves. I met Diana at an herbal conference and attended her class and I was quite taken by her ability to embrace and enjoy the sensual side of herbal medicine. Her book is a feast of sensual, sexual and juicy concoctions that I have made many times and continue to enjoy.
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October 19, 2021
This book is basically just a list of things, you don't really learn much.
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