Human instinct and intoxication: The african quest for sexual longevity and its hidden adverse health effects

<p>Over the course of history, people have always been driven by their instincts to find health, happiness, and longevity. Africa is full of herbal aphrodisiacs, pharmaceutical stimulants, and alternative treatments. This is because of the quest for prolonged sexual performance otherwise known as Sexual longevity (SL), which is happening because old practices are being mixed with new ones. Strong human instincts, culture beliefs and changing biomedical factors lead to these behaviours, even though they often come with big hidden risks like adverse health effects, exploitation, and effects on society and public health. This study looks at the biological, psychological, and social aspects of attempts to SL. It also looks at how instinct influence intoxication drug and substance abuse in the quest to achieve SL. In this paper, the health risks and toxic effects of excessive consumption of energy drinks, alcohol, their combination, and herbal aphrodisiacs on sexual libido are emphasized, along with their impact on public health and social order.</p>