Watermelon is the new Viagra

The aphrodisiac properties of watermelon have been discovered recently by the Texas A& M University.
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Tampa, FL (prHWY.com) November 14, 2011 - The aphrodisiac properties of watermelon have been discovered recently by the Texas A& M University. This juicy fruit enriched with amino acid can make you feel aroused. Besides, this vivid fruit can also enhance the flow of blood circulation in the body with the presence of citrulline in it.

One has to understand the working of Viagra in the body to comprehend with this similarity. The blue pill functions to increase the amount of nitric oxide in the body that enables healthy flow of blood to the genital organ. Similarly, ingestion of watermelon leads to the formation of amino acid arginine in the body. This in turn mounts up the level of nitric oxide in one's body. It has been observed that around 4 ounce portion of a watermelon consist of 150 mg of citruline. One of the eminent members of this study named Bhimu Patil has been confident about this power of watermelon on one's libido.

However, this is no time to jump into conclusions. Many researchers feel that there is no hardcore proof that adds strength to this research. Some doctors dismiss it as a completely misleading study.

All that we can say is there is no harm in eating watermelon or even getting addicted to it. This natural fruit with its manifold benefits can surely make us robust. Infact health experts have mentioned that there is a need to include watermelon in our diet daily. This potassium rich fruit can even protect one from acute problems like cancer.

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