Is It True That Consumption Of Pineapple Makes Semen Sweeter?

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JAKARTA - Intercourse is something that must be done by married couples. Unfortunately, sometimes there are problems experienced when you want to enjoy intimate moments together with your partner. One of them is the unpleasant taste when having oral sex.

For this problem, many argue that eating certain foods can change the taste of semen or sperm from the sex organs. One of them is pineapple. Men who eat pineapple diligently will make their semen tastier. Is that right?

Launching Your Tango page, Wednesday, May 19, pineapple juice can actually make semen taste sweeter. The components of pineapple juice that help semen taste better are its acidic pH level and very high sugar content.

This is because the amount of acid and sugar in the pineapple mixes with the fructose and glucose already found in semen and makes the pH more acidic, creating a sweet and less bitter taste. Not only pineapple, it turns out that lemon and cranberry can also change the taste of intimate organ fluids.

If you consume your intake of sugar along with its acidic pH, it can break down bitterness and sweeten the taste of semen. Not only that, it can also make semen more fragrant. Believe it or not, there are certain foods that can change the pH of your vagina and taste of semen. Some foods can change the taste for the better, while there are also foods that make them taste bitter and a little less 'tasty'.

Eating sweet fruits and certain spices can change the taste of sex organs. If you want it to be sweeter, you can eat kiwi, peaches, dates, blueberries, cinnamon, wheatgrass, and parsley.

In addition, there are foods to avoid, such as garlic, milk, red meat, and green vegetables (broccoli and spinach). These foods can add a bitter and salty taste to semen, and are likely to be released as toxins to the body through urine, sweat, and, semen.