Does soaking chestnuts in white wine have an aphrodisiac effect?

Yes, chestnut is a kidney-tonifying food and has aphrodisiac effects. Many people like to soak food and fruits into wine. Then chestnuts can also be soaked into wine. Chestnut soaked in wine has very good effects. Drinking it appropriately can enhance sexual performance.

Raw chestnuts are rich in unsaturated fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, etc., and are known as kidney fruits. Its nature and flavor are sweet and warm. It is a good product that can be used both as medicine and food. When used as medicine, it has the functions of nourishing the kidneys and strengthening muscles, nourishing the stomach and strengthening the spleen, promoting blood circulation and stopping bleeding.

Opinion and Suggestion: When chestnut is used for daily consumption and medicinal purposes, it is mostly eaten raw, cooked or stir-fried before being ground into powder and taken; it can also be mashed and applied externally. As for its efficacy in making wine and drinking it, there are no clinical reports in this regard.

How to soak in wine

1. Soak 500 grams of chestnuts and 1500 ml of white wine. Banjiang-flavor white wine is fine. There is no need to peel the chestnuts. Wash and dry them and cut them into pieces. Just put it into the mouth with white wine.

2. After a week of closed soaking and fermentation, it is ready to drink. Weak people can take it for a long time, which has the effect of prolonging life. Chestnut wine is very tonic. As long as it is persisted for a long time, it not only has the effect of aphrodisiac, but also can refresh the mind, which is very beneficial to our living habits.

3. Chestnut nourishes the kidneys, supports yang, and benefits the spleen and stomach. Make a wine potion and use the power of the wine to enhance the potency of the medicine, and the effect will be better. It is suitable to drink a cup every time you have sexual intercourse, and you can also drink it for a long time. It has a good effect on sexual function.

Everyone has different opinions on the quality of chestnut wine, but drinking some chestnut wine is still good for the body.