Male Sexual Dysfunction
Can Traditional Chinese Medicine and Herbal Remedies Help?
Sexual dysfunction is a very personal matter to most men. Even in an age when Viagra and a lot of other medications for erectile dysfunction are blasted on the television screen every hour of the day, a lot of men have problems talking to their physician about this problem. Many men will look for an herbal remedy or cure rather than go to their physician and talk about their issues.
Luckily there are some good reliable herbal remedies in Traditional Chinese Medicine that have gone through clinical trials and have made the grade. A propriety blend of 18 Chinese herbs, that was introduced to the United States in 1998 has been the focus of two extensive studies. The first study was done in China and followed over 5,000 men. The study ran from 1988 until 1997. The ages of the men ranged from 35-65. The conclusion of the study was that herbal remedy helped over 75% of the men that took this blend for 20 days improve their sexual lives dramatically. The men stated that they were able to obtain and sustain an erection easier, had increased libido, they reported fewer problems with premature ejaculation, had less problems with their prostate glands, and they also had less problems with having to urinate at night.
The second clinical study was done in the United States. It was done for one year from 1997-1998. The men in this study ages ranged from 41-71. There were 45 men in the study. At the end of the study, the conclusion was that 70% of the men felt that the herbal remedy had indeed increased their sexual libido and improved their urinary problems. 60% felt it improved their sexual libido alone and 60% felt it helped their urinary issues alone. One thing that was notable is that none of the men had any types of side effects with this blend as opposed to men having significant side effects with prescription medications that are designed to help erectile dysfunction.
This Traditional Chinese Medicine herbal remedy is a compound made of 18 herbs. The main herbs in this compound are ginseng root, yam rhizomes, white peony root, herba epimedii, deer antler, astragalus root, poria fungus, morinda root, cornus fruit, wood cotton bark, dong quai root, wolfberry fruit, and rehmannia root.
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