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Beware! Stop eating these 9 foods that can destroy your sex drive
Corn Flakes
We are teasing with this one sort of. Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, who invented corn flakes, believed that sweet or spicy foods inflamed the passions, and sought to depress the libido with a bland, sugarless cereal that no one could find arousing. Likely, it is the carbohydrates and grains in this cereal that deflate ones' desires, not existential ennui.
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