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Tongkat Ali – Eurycoma Longifolia Jack – Pasak Bumi

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

tongkatali2 Tongkat Ali is also known as Eurycoma Longifolia Jack or Pasak Bumi. It is a very rare herb, and you can only find it in Indonesia. It grows wild there in the untouched tropical rain forest. By using Tongkat Ali, you can gradually restore your testosterone level to be as it was when you were young. Literally Tongkat Ali means “Ali’s walking stick”, used in Malaysia for many years by middle aged men, to increase sexual desire, libido and sexual performance, and to treat erectile dysfunction.

Indeed, Tongkat Ali lets you derive the advantages of increased testosterone with none of the complications caused by taking testosterone orally.

The amount of free testosterone is increased naturally with Tongkat Ali. Much of your body’s testosterone is bound by the SHBG protein (this is the sex hormone binding globulin).

SHBG bounded testosterone has been considered ineffective. Free testosterone is the only thing that is known to demonstrate the desired effects as an androgenic hormone. It has the effect of enhancing libido both physiologically and mentally by masculinizing and sexualizing, with anabolic effects as well (tissue enhancing, primarily muscle tissues). That is why Eurycoma Longifolia Jack is recently used also by bodybuilders to increase muscle mass and strength.

The process whereby Tongkat Ali raises free testosterone levels is not yet understood. One possible explanation is that Tongkat Ali’s ingredients prevent SHBG from capturing free testosterone.

Whatsoever the reason might be, it is absolutely true that, if you take the right amount of Tongkat Ali, your testosterone level will increase. Here is what happens when your testosterone level is increased:

  • Your sex drive and libido are raised.
  • Your erection will be longer, harder and more spontaneous.
  • Your muscle mass and strength will increase.
  • You will experience increased energy and vitality.
  • Your bone mineral density will increase.
  • You will gain a sense of well being.
  • Your cognitive functioning will improve.

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In Indonesia, where Tongkat Ali is called Pasak Bumi, only older plants are collected for medicinal use. Roots which are less than ten years old are considered ineffective. Indonesia is the only country where old roots can be obtained. This is because it is the only country where it grows wild. It is plain and simple: No where in the world are plantations where Tongkat Ali has been grown for at least ten years. Over-harvesting of the wild Tongkat Ali shrub has almost completely eliminated this plant from the forests from Malaysia. That is why recently Eurycoma Longifolia was declared a protected plant in Malaysia.

Tongkat Ali in higher doses can cause insomnia and impatience. No other side effects were reported.

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Ginkgo Biloba

Friday, June 19th, 2009

gingkoGinkgo biloba is one of the world’s oldest living species of trees and is one of the most important plant based medicine available. Ginkgo is a popular plant for boosting blood flow to the brain (improving memory) and fingers (helping Raynaud’s) – it is widely used as a mental and vascular stimulant and a powerful protector of the brain, liver, eyes and circulatory system.

Not many people realize that gingko boosts blood flow also to the genitals.

Relaxes blood vessels and boosts circulation to the peripheries thus improves maintenance of an gingko2erection, even at a relatively low dose. Research involving males with erectile dysfunction showed a beneficial effect after 6 – 8 weeks treatment, and after 6 months half of patients had regained full potency.

Who would benefit? Those whose low sex drive is linked with mental fatigue, poor memory, stress during times of intensive study (eg for exams), peripheral vascular disease or cold extremities. Would also benefit male smokers who tend to have less firm erections.

Gingko cures impotence relatively slow but the results are permanent. It is more like a medicine than an aphrodisiac. Those who are looking for immediate results should take sex pills like VigrxPlus that contain some fast acting herbal aphrodisiacs beside gingko.

Cautions:

Check for interactions if taking any prescribed drugs.

Do not take during pregnancy.

Some people are unable to tolerate ginkgo even in small doses.

Ginkgo can cause headaches, seizures, irritability, restlessness, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting; if these symptoms develop, check with your practitioner to see if you should lower your dosage or stop taking ginkgo completely.

Viagra

Friday, May 8th, 2009

sildenafil A famous pill produced by the Pfizer Company used in impotence treatment. The name of the medicine comes from the unification of vitalis and Niagara words. Featuring politicians, sports stars and other celebrities, Viagra’s advertising campaign has been nearly impossible to miss.

It is a revolutionary innovation because before Viagra the lack of sexual reaction could be treated only with long lasting psychotherapy, injections or with artificial penis implants.

For this reason, it was met with great acclaim by both patients and physicians. While Viagra continues to hold a number of advantages over some of its predecessors, it does have limitations that might motivate some men to seek an alternative.

Ingredients

Viagra’s active ingredient is Sildenafil Citrate.

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The scientists who discovered sildenafil citrate were not looking for a treatment for erectile dysfunction at all, but rather a drug to treat hypertension and angina. While the treatment had little effect on these ailments, it did produce pronounced erections. Viagra increases the efficiency of hormones produced by sexual desire, which will cause better blood supply in penis, relaxing smooth muscle. In spite of rumors, there is no clinical evidence that it improves sexual performance in men who are not experiencing regular erectile dysfunction.

So if there is no sexual desire, Viagra is useless.

Indications

Viagra is typically prescribed to men who are experiencing regular difficulty achieving and maintaining an erection. Users take a dose roughly one hour before sexual activity and should experience an erection when sexually stimulated. While the drug’s effects last approximately 4 hours, the erection generally goes away upon release, as under normal circumstances.

Positives

  • High success rate (over 80%)
  • Treatment is taken orally, rather than injected or inserted as a suppository
  • Posts clear usage warnings
  • Generic version of Viagra is available without prescription at low prices

Negatives

  • Does not increase libido
  • Cannot be taken more than once in a 24-hour period
  • Brand Viagra can be expensive and it is available by prescription only
  • Numerous side effects were reported like headache, flushing, indigestion, stuffy or runny nose, upset stomach and diarrhea
  • Should be used with caution or not used at all with alpha blockers.
  • Should not be used with some antibiotic, antiviral or antifungal medications.
  • Alcohol interaction not recommended

Prescription drugs like Viagra have provided relief for many men with erectile dysfunction. However, even before it entered the scene, herbal aphrodisiacs were used successfully to not only dilate blood vessels, but to stimulate sexual appetite too.

Maca – Increased Libido And Sexual Stamina

Sunday, May 3rd, 2009

maca The first reported use of maca root goes back thousands of years when Inca Warriors of South America ate maca to give them greater strength and stamina before battles. In more recent times it has gained popularity to increase libido naturally, let’s see why more and more people are using to boost sex drive.

Impotence, erectile dysfunction and low sex drive is not a new problem and ancient societies found and used, there own herbal remedies and Maca is one of them.

Today, many people don’t want to rely on prescription drugs and want natural solutions, making Maca and many other natural herbal cures more popular than ever before.

For thousands of years Maca has been used throughout South America as a general nutrient, body tonic, to enhance libido and improve reproductive health and it’s now popular all over the world.

The Plant

Maca, Lepidium meyenii or Cat’s Claw is an annual plant which produces a radish-like looking root. It’s grown and cultivated in Peru’s Central Highlands and has a life of about seven years when harvested.

The legend of the maca plant goes back to ancient times, when after conquering a city the Incan soldiers were prohibited from using Maca in order to protect the women of the city from the higher sex drive of the warriors, which Maca was considered to give them.

Why it Works

Maca contains large amount of nutrients including vitamins, minerals, enzymes, amino acids and contains around 60 phytochemicals.

Maca is an adaptogen, this means it adapts itself to the body’s metabolism to give a greater sense of wellbeing and vigor.

It balances the functioning of the hypothalamus and pituitary master glands, the adrenal glands, the thyroid and the pancreas. Maca increases and optimizes the levels of oestrogen, progesterone and testosterone in the body and this is why it such a good herb for overall wellbeing and increasing libido.

Like many other natural sex enhancers there are those that swear by Maca and those that dismiss it.
The best way to find out if it works for you is to simply try it – it will do you good anyway and will probably give you an increased libido as a result.