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Can eating edamames affecting my husband's sex drive?
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Yes: Edamame is young soy beans. Are we talking about a lot of edamame? Soy increases female hormonal levels. Not the greatest thing for testosterone levels. Need i say more?
Answered 9/28/2016
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