Spanish fly acts as an enhancer of the female libido and is taken by females to help them achieve better arousal levels and better orgasms. When it used in drop form, it can be used in medicine as a topical application for treatment of benign epithelial growths including most warts. They are also used in incense in Santeria. Spanish fly can be taken in liquid form, with as many as 15 drops enough to act as a sexual stimulant when mixed with water. The Spanish fly is an emerald-green blister beetle found in Southern Europe. Male beetles use the Spanish fly chemical to seduce female beetles into having sex. The Spanish fly liquid irritates the urogenital tract producing an itching sensation in sensitive membranes. This feverish feeling apparently increases a woman’s desire for sex. However Spanish fly can also cause some painful side effects. It can cause painful urination, fever and a bloody discharge. It can also cause permanent damage to the kidneys and genitals. There are a variety of Spanish fly products on the market but there are also several warnings of fake products which do not contain Spanish fly available online. Legitimate products offer the disclaimer that the product should be offered only with the explicit consent of the participating individual. However there is a possibility that the drug could be administered for inappropriate or illicit sexual encounters. Spanish fly does not enhance a man’s sexual prowess. This product will be ineffective in enhancing a man’s sexual performance if he is experiencing sexual dysfunctions such as impotency or a loss of sex drive.
Spanish fly does'nt work on all women altho it did on me. The best way to use it is to put the amount of drops advised into alcohol, but seriously do not exceed the recomended amount. For it to work properly you have to take it for about a week to get the best results. I use to work in an adult shop and this used to be one of our best sellers amongst women but as I said above it does'nt work for everyone as we all have different sex drives.
One day my boyfriend give me 10 drops in my glass and he didn t told me really I was very horny and he left me with myself I remember this day I was able to make it with anybody but I made it I made it
A Spanish fly is given to animals normally on farms, to make them mate and thereby multiply. When the Spanish fly or cantharides is disposed of by the body through urine it irritates the urine in the urethra and then causes priaprism because of the inflammation that happens in the genitals. The Spanish fly has even been administered to humans with seduction in mind. The dose needed for humans is miniscule and therefore it must be carefully measured. The difference between a lethal dose and an effective one is very small. A lethal dose can permanently damage genitals and kidneys.
The Spanish fly is basically a green beetle from the Meloidae family. It has around five per cent of cantharidin that can potentially irritate the tissues of animals.
Allegedly, the Spanish fly is a powerful aphrodisiac which has a commanding impact on women. That is, it is supposed to stimulate amorous desires. However, it is important to note that this is not an aphrodisiac to be taken on your own. Remember that it can be a fatal poison if the Spanish fly is not taken in the precise dosage.
Some claim that it is not just an aphrodisiac for women, but also for men. In fact the Spanish fly, (called cantharides at times), is frequently given to various farm animals in order to spur them to mating.
There are various companies selling the Spanish fly drops, particularly over the internet. Such drops allegedly enhance pleasure and act as a rejuvenator as well. The dosage is typically given along with the drops as each will have a different potency and different concentrations of the Spanish fly. However, it is not advisable to consume unknown drops without medical supervision.
NO it does not work!!! Sorry. The actual Spanish Fly that is used on bulls during breeding has cantharadin in it, which is an irritant/blistering agent. A male sexual tract is the same as his urinary tract and in bulls the irritation can cause sexual arousal (actually just an erection). In men in very small doses there is some chance that the irritation can be experienced as sexual arousal, but in many it would just be irritation. Women's sexual tract (the vagina - tube from the vulva to the cervix that men might want to put their penis into) is completely seperate from her urethra (we do not pee out of our vaginas). All you are going to do is make her feel like she has a bladder infection, which I guarantee is not sexy. Any arousal others felt could not have been from cantharadin and was most likely imagined. Further, Cantharadin is harmful to the body at small doses and can be lethal at large doses or if taken over time. More importantly, giving someone ANYTHING without their full knowledge is incredibly unethical and illegal. The only thing that has ever been actually been demonstrated to increase sexual arousal when there is no sexual contact is alcohol. However, if the woman is not originally sexually attracted to you, you are probably just increasing the chances that she will hit on the guy in the bar that she is attracted to. If you are having a difficult time getting women to be sexually attracted to you the best thing to do is to see a psychiatrist. I'm not joking. Improving your confidence, ability to speak with others and therefore make them comfortable around you, ability with choosing appropriate partners and, most importantly, how you handle rejection will get you a lot farther than an attempt to force someone into sex without it being what they fully want.
Spanish Fly really does work, I gave some to my wife and now she won't let me swat any flys that get in the house ... I think they are all Spanish bcause they smell like Tacos Man ...
