| Yohimbe (bark) - Is the ONLY herb listed in the ( Physician's Desk Reference ) as supporting sexual function. The FDA approved Yohimbe ( the active ingredient in Yohimbe ) as the ONLY PLANT-DERIVED TREATMENT FOR IMPOTENCE .". Yohimbe's power comes from combination of alkaloid yohimbe blocks alpha-2 adrenergic nerve activity, which normally constricts the blood vessels are allowed to dilate. The result is that the yohimbe increases blood flow while reducing blood pressure. Increased blood flow enhances a man's ability to achieve and maintain a man's erection. Peruvian Maca - Has been used by the native Peruvians since before the time of the Incas for both its nutritional and medicinal properties. It contains significant amounts of amino acids, complex carbohydrates, vitamins B1, B2, B12, C and E and minerals, including calcium, phosphorus, zinc, magnesium and iron. This herb has been traditionally used to increase energy, vitality, stamina and endurance in athletes, promote mental clarity, as an aphrodisiac for both men and women, for male impotence, menstrual irregularities and female hormone imbalances, including menopause. Catuaba (bark) - Herbalists and health practitioners in the U.S. have long used Catuaba as a tonic for the genitals, for sexual impotence, to treat fatigue, and insomnia. According to Michael van Staten, Catuaba is beneficial to men and women as an aphrodisiac, but "it is in the area of male impotence that the most striking results have been reported" and? there is no evidence of side effects even after long term use. L-Arginine - Improves blood flow to the genital area and gives erections that are harder, bigger, last longer and can be more frequent. Avena Sativa - Avena improves brain and nervous system function and has been used to treat impotence. It is extremely useful for aiding your body in recovering from exhaustion, as well as correcting sexual debility. Tribulus Terrestris (fruit) - Improves sex drive, builds strength and stamina. Damiana (leaf) - James Duke, Ph.D. in his Handbook on Medicinal Herbs (1985), claimed flower-stage harvested damiana makes "every nerve tingle with sexual sensation, whetting the appetite of lustful desire". Dutch herbalist E.F. Steinmetz introduced Europe to damiana in 1960, reporting that it possessed sexual enhancing properties that can only be experienced rather than described. Bilberry (leaf) - It contains high levels of tannic acid, and improves circulation especially in the genital tissue. Ginkgo Biloba - Ginkgo has become famous for its ability to improve vascular function and circulation, especially to the brain. Improved circulation is vital for normal sexual function and desire. Increased oxygen supply to the brain enhances desire, performance and enjoyment. |
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