Cycling Vuelta Mexico Telmex 2daEtapa

Spanish cyclist, Oscar Sevilla, part of the Mexican professional cycling team, Empacadora San Marcos, won the 2nd stage of this exciting Vuelta México Telmex 2012 and with it, he takes the leadership, leaving Hector Fabian Aguilar behind in the General Classification; the reason is that Aguilar´s strength is not on the mountains and today´s race was for the climbers.

Ixtapan de la Sal vibra con la vuelta México Telmex como meta volante en la segunda etapa que terminara en Metepec, Estado de México. La caravana multicolor avanza con un promedio de 38 kilómetros de velocidad despues de superar la montaña. Los 19 equipos escalaron la sierra donde el cubano Arnold Alcolea se adjudicó la primera meta volante y Marlon Perez de Colombia se llevó la meta de montaña antes de llegar a Ixtapan de la Sal. El líder general del evento, el uruguayo Héctor Aguilar, se encuentra rezagado en la montaña lo que prevé un cambio de estafeta al llegar a Metepec. La etapa Taxco-Metepec es una de las más agresivas para los ciclistas ya que cuenta con dos ascensos y dos descensos por lo cual la fuerza y energía son fundamentales para conseguir un buen resultado en el Estado de México.

Tiempos y resultados: 


2ª Etapa: Taxco – Metepec 136.2 Km
1.- Oscar Sevilla – Empacadora San Marcos. Tiempo: 3.44.31
2.- Julian Stiber – Gobernación de Antioquia. Tiempo: 3.47.22
3. Edwar Sriber – Selección de Colombia. Tiempo: 3.48.34

Clasificación General:
1.- Oscar Sevilla – EMPACADORA SAN MARCOS

Aphrodisiac Foods Increase Sexual Desire

APHRODISIAC definition:

aph-ro-di-si-ac : noun; 1. an agent (as a food or drug) that arouses or is held to arouse sexual desire; 2. Something that excites.
Merriam Webster Dictionary The word aphrodisiac comes from Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love.

OYSTERS:

Bivalve molluscs – a group of shellfish that includes oysters, mussels and clams – and found they are rich in rare amino-acids that trigger increased levels of sexual hormones. Google Cassanova and find out what oysters did for him.

STRAWBERRIES:

Since as early as 200BC Folklore, art and poetry have infused strawberries as a sign of love and given them meanings such as “you intoxicate me with delight” and “you are delicious.” Strawberries gained their reputation as an aphrodisiac due to their large number of tiny seeds symbolizing fertility. In art and literature, the strawberry was usually portrayed as a symbol of sensuality and earthly desire and has been described as fruit nipples. Strawberries contain more vitamin C than any other berry. They also contain a good amount of potassium, folic acid and some iron and fibre. So strawberries can aid in boosting an otherwise lacklustre libido by providing essential vitamins and minerals needed to supply energy and keep the fires burning. 

CHOCOLATE:

Chocolate is believed to have been thought of as an aphrodisiac since as early as 600BC. The Aztecs and Mayans were the first to recognize the potency of this food, celebrating the harvest with festivals of wild orgies. Montezuma (the Aztec emperor) drank fifty golden goblets of melted chocolate a day to boost his virility before visiting his harem of 600 women.. Chocolate is known to increase serotonin and Phenylethyalanine levels in the brain. Phenylethyalanine is a stimulant similar to the body’s own dopamine and adrenaline. Phenylethyalanine strikes the brain’s mood centres and induces the emotion of falling in love. Serotonin is a happy chemical; it can make a direct change on a person’s mood, and a person’s libido. Chocolate can gently stimulate the central nervous system and gives an immediate and substantial energy boost thus increasing stamina.

HONEY:

Honey has been known as an aphrodisiac as far back as the 500 B.C., even Hippocrates prescribed honey for sexual vigour. Wedding traditions in some cultures include the offering of honey to a bridegroom and even the term “honeymoon” stems from an ancient tradition of couples going into seclusion and drinking a honey concoction until the first new moon of their marriage. Attila the Hun drank himself to death with honey on his honeymoon. Everything about honey is romantic from the way it’s made to its golden appearance. However scenically honey is an aphrodisiac due to its rich B vitamin and amino acid content boosting energy and stamina.

AVOCADO:

Despite the avocado’s similarity, when halved, to female genitalia the Aztec name for avocados literally translates to testicle. It was deemed so powerful that village maidens were forbidden to set one virginal toe outside the house while the fruit was being gathered. In the confessional Catholic priests forbade it to their parishioners. Avocado is high in folic acid, as well as vitamin B6, vitamin E and potassium. They are also said to boost immune function. Especially good for boosting stamina and energy

CHILLIES:

It’s been recorded that Dr. John Harv ey Kellogg, inventor of Corn Flakes and founder of Kellogg’s cereals, advised nymphomaniacs to stay away from this potent food. Chillies heat up your sex life due to capsaicin a substance that gives kick to peppers, curries and other spicy foods. Capsaicin stimulates nerve endings to release chemicals, raising the heart rate and possibly triggering the release of endorphins giving you the pleasurable feeling of a natural high.