A Social–Ecological Study of Perceptions and Determinants of ...

The use and sale of sexual enhancement drugs (particularly unapproved aphrodisiacs) have become a public health concern in Ghana and many other sub-Saharan African countries. While most studies have examined this phenomenon from the level of individual perspectives, this study investigates the multi-dimensional and multi-level factors (e.g., individual characteristics and behaviours ...

More women using aphrodisiacs - Vendors - GhanaWeb

"More women come to buy aphrodisiacs from us now than before; both married and unmarried, young, and old alike. When the drugs we give work for them, they bring more of their friends, and as a ...

Goron Tula lures Ghanaians back to the local natural aphrodisiac market

Kayan Mata, which is another name given to Goron Tula and other sex-enhancing drugs, and directly translates to "things for women" in the Hausa language, is quite easily accessible.