The Spanish Fly Aphrodisiac - A Beetle Taped to the Groin
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From the 15th to early 20th century, the Spanish Fly aphrodisiac involved literally taping a giant blistering beetle to the groin area. The beetle (Lytta vesicatoria) would bite into the skin, creating a painful blister. It was believed this irritation would stimulate sexual desire. The practice was dangerous and often caused serious health complications.
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