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烧烤是ed元凶 常吃开心果让男人远离不举（Barbecue is ed culprit, often eat pistachios, so that men away from the do not lift.） Barbecue is ED culprit, often eat pistachios, so that men away from the do not lift. Studies have shown that men eat two large amounts of pistachios daily, keep normal diet, and increase erectile function after 3 months. So pistachio became a secret weapon for ancient Greek males. What other foods can boost male sexual function? Pistachios are a very nutritious nut. Studies have shown that eating about 40 grams of pistachios per day can reduce the risk of heart disease. But how do you choose pistachios? The choice of pistachios Yellow, purple and green seed shell. The natural pistachio crust should be milky yellow with a few spots; the fruit coat is purplish red and richly colored with anthocyanin; the nut is emerald green and rich in lutein. Some businesses in order to become moldy moldy pistachios or make it look much better off, may be bleaching. Bleached pistachio has a white shell and dark yellow fruit and nuts. Studies have shown that antioxidants, anthocyanins and lutein, are heavily damaged during bleaching, and consumers should pay special attention to the choice. Natural opening. In the ripening process of pistachios, the shell gradually cracks as the fruit grows. No pistachio shell long cooked without opening the processing chamber of Commerce by external force clip, the majority of pistachio shell less meat. When buying, try to fold the happy shell. If you can close it completely or leave only a small seam, it is artificial open, and the natural opening often splits a big seam, which is completely impossible. Pistachio, also known as a green ibis, tryma etc.. The legend of fifth Century when the Persian war, the Persians heroic, in a poor environment more brave, finally defeated the Greeks, the secret weapon is the soldiers ate a magic fruit - pistachios. Therefore, the ancient Persian king regarded it as fairy fruit. Recently, a study published in