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True love lasts a lifetime. Lovemaking, on the other hand, is gone far
too early in life...
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Damiana for Sexual Enhancement
by Cathy Oats
True love lasts a lifetime. Lovemaking, on the other hand, is gone far too early in life. Stress, lack of interest, hormonal changes, impotence, boredom when the passion has passed, everyone has a reason why.
However, if you would rather rekindle the excitement than take refuge in excuses, discover the stimulating potential of supplementation to light the fire of sexual desire. And for still more sexual enhancement, there is Turnera aphrodisiac (damiana), an herb reputed to be a sexual stimulant and folk cure for impotence.
Ancient Sexual Enhancement
Found in Central and Latin America, the West Indies, and Africa, this popular botanical has a reputation built over hundreds of years. It has mostly been used as a sexual stimulant, as a cure of sexual atony (lack of tone), and therefore, as an overall tonic and remedy for sexual weakness. While the data has not always been known on all its effects, it has been written about for nearly 300 years as a sexual stimulant:
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• Damiana was used as a sex-boosting tea by ancient Mayans.
• Modern Mexicans favor a liquor made of it and named damiana, popularly known as “the liquor for lovers.”
• Elsewhere, it has been used to treat infertility.
• A chemical analysis of the plant reveals that it contains arbutin, betasitosterol, alkaloids, and various essential aromatic oils, the chief of which are cineol, pinene, and pycymene. The alkaloids could have a testosterone-like effect on hormone levels and thus raise libido in both men and women.
In short, centuries of folk usage suggest this potent plant extract provides the nutritive and metabolic support required to enrich the genitourinary and reproductive system. According to the Stephan Clinic, although damiana can increase blood flow to the pelvic area soon after ingestion, best results come from cumulative dosage for a month.
The Woman’s Aphrodisiac - Female Sexual Enhancement
A significant and not adequately addressed cause of women’s disinterest in sex is depleted testosterone. In both men and women, testosterone is the hormone that determines sex drive. As hormone levels decline in women from the mid-30s through menopause in the mid-to-late 40s, so does their sexual desire and performance. Although a masculinizing hormone in large amounts, small amounts of testosterone are found in women with optimal endocrine function.
It is not clear how damiana stimulates testosterone because more research is needed. But one thing is clear. Stimulating testosterone can revive a woman’s sexual desire. It should also facilitate a feeling of wellness and vitality overall, adding to energy, including sexual energy. Damiana is also believed to balance hormones for menopausal women.
For Men, Too
Damiana works for men, too — both for enlarged prostate problems and for sexual stimulation. It is even said to increase sperm count. And, as a remedy, damiana tends to cure impotence due to nervous anxiety about sexual performance. Stress, tiredness, prostate problems, lack of desire — they all keep the fire of sexuality from burning bright. That’s why men who aren’t performing up to their own expectations, or those who would like to be “stronger longer,” should take advantage of this potent plant extract.
A Final Word
There is no one aphrodisiac that will erase the need for frequent exercise and a healthy diet. However, damiana, when combined with other key nutrients does have the potential of contributing to a good sex life and increased sexual drive. Because after all, your love doesn’t stop at a certain age, so why should your lovemaking.
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