Male Vitality Tincture

This botanical blend that you hold in your hands is a means to balance and nourish the endocrine system of women as well as to strengthen the reproductive organs.

If you suffer from premenstrual syndrome or from the symptoms of menopause, this may be the remedy for you.

A blend of herbs that balance and nourish the female hormonal system.

They nourish the blood and also promote blood movement in situations of pain and immobility (e.g. blood clots, amenorrhea).

They are used in treatment of premenstrual syndrome and can also alleviate from menopausal symptoms.

They can improve sexual function and desire in women and might increase fertility.

 Organic Siberian Ginseng - Eleutherococcus Senticosus 

Part used: Root

Medicinal Actions: Adaptogen & general tonic, antioxidant, chemoprotective, immuno-modulator & stimulant, hypertensive (in a hypotensive state), cardiotonic, hypoglycemic, circulatory stimulant, anti-coagulant, bitter.

Medicinal Uses: Eleutherococcus is an adrenal adaptogen and increases mental alertness and physical endurance.

It inhibits hypertrophy of adrenal and thyroid glands by reducing extent of the fight or flight reaction and reduces the exhaustive effects of long-term stress. Treatment of chronic viral infections, prevention of infections, cancer prevention, adjuvant cancer therapy, treatment of chronic illness and fatigue, alleviation of chronic stress, and reduction of damage from heavy metal and pesticide toxicity.

Warnings: Best to avoid in children and those that are nervous, tense, manic or overly energetic.

High doses may cause palpitations, insomnia, hypertension and tachycardia.

Avoid use with stimulants, alcohol, barbiturates, anti-psychotics, digoxin, and anticoagulants.

 Caltrop - Tribulus Terrestris

Part used: Fruit.

Medicinal Actions: Lowers fat/cholesterol levels in the blood, stimulates sexual desire, increases sperm count.

Medicinal Uses: In the traditional medicine of the Turks, the plant was used to treat hypertension and high levels of blood lipids.

In Europe it was used to treat nervous disorders, headaches, constipation as well as sexual dysfunction.

In India, the plant is used to treat disorders of the kidneys, liver and cardiovascular system.

In traditional Chinese medicine, it is used to treat a variety of conditions resulting from deficienciesof thw liver  funtions. In addition, it is used to nourish the essence of life (jing) and to support kidney yang ("sexual instinct and function").

In modern herbal medicine it is mainly used to treat sexual dysfunction and libido disorders in men.

Warnings:  Caution should be taken when using in patients with bile flow problems. The plant is not recommended for use by people suffering from fat absorption problems and/or a lack of vitamins A, D, E, K.

Pregnancy: According to traditional medicine, caution should be taken in use during this period.

Breastfeeding: the plant is suitable for use during this period, but caution must be taken. It is desirable that the use of the plant during this period be conducted under professional supervision.

 Cordyceps - Cordyceps Sinensis

Parts Used: The entire mushroom.

Medical Action: Lowers blood fat/cholesterol levels, adaptogen , antibacterial, antiviral, anti-cancer, protects the kidneys, lowers blood sugar levels, stimulates/activates the immune system, regulates heart activity, inhibits aging processes, dilates blood vessels, dilates bronchioles, improves sexual function, restores/protects the liver.

Medical uses: Cordyceps is a fungus that lives on certain caterpillars in the high mountain regions of China. It is sometimes used as a medicine.

It can improve immunity by stimulating cells and specific chemicals in the immune system. It might also help fight cancer cells and shrink tumor size, particularly with lung or skin cancers. People most commonly use cordyceps for athletic performance, kidney disorders, liver problems, and sexual problems as entioned above.

Warnings: There are several reports in the literature about abdominal discomfort and possible dry mouth. Diabetics should use caution due to the mild hypoglycemic effect of cordyceps. Cordyceps should not be used in prostate cancer patients and myelogenous cancer patients of any type. Cordyceps should not be used by those taking drugs that suppress the immune system. In the accepted doses, no toxicity was found when using the cordyceps mushroom.

Pregnancy: There is no current information on this matter.

Breastfeeding: There is no current information on this matter.

Recommended Use

1 tsp (5ml) in a quarter of a glass of water, twice a day on an empty stomach.

Avoid use in persons that are nervous, tense, manic or overly energetic.

Avoid use with stimulants, alcohol, barbiturates, anti-psychotics, digoxin, hypoglycemic drugs and anticoagulants.