most helpful answer no. if there were everyone would be eating them. there has always been rumors about raw oysters one of my favorite foods. i ate a dozen one time and only about four of them worked (just kidding. an old joke). people have claimed that ginseng and other herbs have the potential to enhance sexual performance but so far any studies have only been anecdotal and pure lies. the biggest turn on to the opposite sex is not the food we eat but rather how we act and how well we treat them. if there are aphrodisiac foods i haven't heard of them.
foods such as oysters are rumored to be aphrodisiacs. are there any scientifically proven aphrodisiacal foods or herbs? . sounds like a case for mythbusters but they'd have to air that particular show on a premium cable channel.