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Here is a breif explination of ingredients that can be found in some of the enlargement products we have reviewed.
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Solidilin
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One component in the Solidilin™ compound has shown in numerous animal studies to improve sexual quality and motivation. In one study by the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences (University of Science Malaysia) results showed a significant enhancement in the sexual qualities of middle-aged rats. The compound also contains L-Dopa, the precursor to dopamine, which is the pleasure-giving neurotransmitter in the brain. Source CN |
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Zinc (gluconate)
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Zinc aids in sperm motility and quality. It is also is very important in the metabolism of testosterone. Zinc, in the form of zinc gluconate, is more easily tolerated than other forms. |
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Taj and Safflower
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Taj and Safflower are both vasodilators, meaning they open up the blood vessels to encourage more bloodflow. In other words, they can increase blood flow to the penis, causing an erection to occur. This expansion of the vascular spaces of the penis reduce blood outflow, thus sustaining the length of an erection. In addition, safflower contains omega 3 fatty acids which have been shown to reduce the chances of heart disease. |
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Reishi Mushroom
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Increases stamina and energy. Also boasting anti-allergic, anti-inflammatory, anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and antioxidant properties, Reishi is known to lift the mood and increase one's sense of spirit and vitality. The benefits of Reishi tranlate perferctly to the bedroom. |
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Musli
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Found in the South-Eastern part of India, Musli is a natural aphrodisiac used in Ayurvedic medicine and Chinese traditional medicine. It has been touted by some as a natural alternative to Viagra and is hailed for it's many beneficial qualities. |
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Momordica
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Along with existing as an incredible aid to those with diabetes and indigestion, Momordica has also been shown to reduce bodyfat thereby increasing body testosterone levels. It's a fantastic source of Vitamin C and in studies in rats, it has been shown to promote antispermatogenesis, acting as a natural contraceptive. |
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Shatavari
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Acting as a full system tonic, Shatavari has also been shown to aid males suffering from sexual debility and impotence. Overall, it has a calming affect on the body, stabilizing body weight, decreasing nervousness and promoting healthy |
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Apigenin and Amla
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Apigenin is a citrus bioflavonoid used primarily in the prevention and treatment of cancer. Amla is the world's richest source of Vitamin C. Bioflavonoids, such as apigenin, are thought to work synergistically with Vitamin C in the maintenance of blood vessel health. This pairing works to keep your sexual organ healthy and functioning properly over the long term.
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Drilizen
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Increases nitric oxide release, which prolongs erections through coronary vasodilation. Nitric oxide also relaxes vascular smooth muscle via parasympathetic stimulation, which allows blood to flow to the penis and reach erection rapidly. Drilizen™ contains a protein amino acid, that is the precursor to nitric oxide in the body. Driizen increases testosterone production, in that it also contains an active ingredient known as protodioscin. Protodioscin increases the secretion of luteinizing hormone (also known as interstitial cell-stimulating hormone.) This hormone, in turn regulates the secretion of testosterone from the Leydig (interstitial) cells in the testes. |
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Arjuna
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Used mainly in cardiovascular health, Arjuna is an important component of a healthy sexual lifestyle. Regulating both blood pressure and heart rate, this herb works to pace the body, which has been seen to be an incredibly beneficial trait during sex. |
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Cordyceps
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This agent increases testosterone production, thus aiding tremendously in your enlargement efforts. In a study of mice given Cordyceps, plasma testosterone levels were significantly induces in both 3-day and 7-day trials. Testosterone is directly responsible for the development and maintenance of sex drive in males.
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Bladderwrack
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A type of seaweed found on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, Bladderwrack promotes thyroid health and is also used in cases of high cholesterol, arteriosclerosis, overweight, and exhaustion. A healthy thyroid streamlines the metabolism making it more efficient and effective. Healthy metabolism is an integral part of both penis enlargement and sexual health. |
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Damiana
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Damiana has been used in the United States since 1874 as an aphrodisiac and a booster of sexual ability. Damiana is thought to slightly irritate the urethra, thereby producing increased sensitivity to the penis. Damiana is an excellent strengthening remedy for the nervous and hormonal system. It has a history of use during depression and anxiety, particularly when influenced by sex-related factors.
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Fo-Ti
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One of the most popular herbal tonics among the elderly, it is said to tranquilize the spirit, nourish the blood and invigorate the meridians. The properties of this herb are often compared to Ginseng in its ability to invigorate body and especially the penis. In Oriental philosophy, it is said to increase Yin, thereby improving physical and mental health. |
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Gotu Kola
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Gotu Kola is useful as brain food to rebuild energy reserves and stamina. It can increase mental and physical power, combat stress and improve reflexes. It is known to relieve high blood pressure, thus increasing blood flow and allowing the penis to become healthier and more apt to grow larger. Gotu Kola also neutralizes blood toxins and helps balance hormones and relax the nerves |
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Saw Palmetto
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This herb acts to tone and strengthen the male reproductive system. It may be used safely where a boost to male sex hormones is required. It is perfectly suited for cases of enlarged prostate glands and has been shown in numerous clinical studies to diminish the signs and symptoms of BPH. |
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Menthol
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Menthol is an astringent, which opens your pores when applied to the skin . Astringents such as menthol are useful in cleaning the skin but also the action of opening the pores lets the ingredients pass effectively through the skin and into your blood stream. |
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Ginseng
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Ginseng is used for conditions of tiredness, weakness, debility, convalescence, low resistance, aging, stress, poor metabolism, and lack of concentration. In Asia, ginseng is commonly included in herbals used for the treatment of sexual dysfunction. Recent studies have shown that both Asian and American forms of ginseng enhance libido and copulatory performance.
These effects of ginseng may not be due to changes in hormone secretion, but to direct effects of ginseng, or its ginsenoside components, on the central nervous system and gonadal tissues. Indeed, there is good evidence that ginsenosides can facilitate penile erection by directly inducing the vasodilatation and relaxation of penile corpus cavernosum.
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L-Arginine
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L-Arginine (6-7-8-16-19-20) is an amino acid that can be found naturally in almonds, dairy products or meat. These acids are the building blocks from which the body creates proteins needed for growth and repair in the human body. Among these, L-Arginine plays a vital part in the male sexuality by affecting erections and sperm production.
L-Arginine is an important source of nitrous oxide, which relaxes muscles and increases the blood flow to erectile tissues. Thus, L-Arginine can help men get stronger and harder erections more frequently.
As for sperm production, L-Arginine is a biochemical precursor in the synthesis of spermidine and spermine, two important components of semen. It also plays a helpful role in the cellular replication of semen. |
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Epimedium Sagittatum (Horny Goat Weed)
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Originating from Japan, this plant is used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat erectile dysfunctions and to boost sperm production. Preliminary data hints the plant has effects on testosterone levels and blood vessels. Testosterone is a male hormone responsible in part for a person's sex drive and also influences sperm production. Also, Epimedium can inhibit the AchE enzyme, thus supporting higher levels of key choligernic nerotransmitters associated with sexual arousal. In studies (11), Epimedium was shown to benefit sex drive and erections.
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Ginko Biloba
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Ginkgo biloba (5) was almost wiped off the Earth during the ice age. Plants survived in Asia and were reintroduced in Europe around 1730. The Chinese traditionally used Ginkgo biloba for food and medicine. References to the plant can be found in treaties dating up to 2600 BC. European medicine only caught up around 1950. Amongst the fields of research, Ginkgo biloba was seen as a helpful tool in the fight against erectile dysfunctions.
60 subjects were followed between 12 and 18 months for an uncontrolled study(21). Each subject was supplemented with 60 mg of ginkgo biloba each day. The results indicated an improvement of erectile dysfunctions due to efficient circulations in erectile tissues. Another study(22) focused on erectile dysfunctions due to anti-depressants. Results indicated that a daily intake of 120 to 240 mg of ginkgo biloba had positive effects on the subjects' desire, sex drive, orgasm quality and general sexual satisfaction. |
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Muira Pauma
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Research from the Institute of Sexology, in Paris, focused on this Amazonian herb. Three studies, conducted by Dr Jacques Waynberg(13), established the credibility of Muira Pauma (Ptychopetalum olacoides) as a safe and effective tool to improve libido and sexual functions in subjects. Two clinical studies concentrated specifically on male sexual dysfunctions.
The first study followed 262 men with reduced sexual desire or erectile difficulties. After two weeks of treatment, 62% of subjects recognized a dynamic effect and 52% of subjects with erectile difficulties noted benefits.
As for his second study, entitled "Male Sexual Asthenia" Dr. Waynberg examined sexual troubles linked with asthenia, a condition marked by fatigue, lack of strength or debility. 100 men showing sings of impotence, loss of libido or both were included for the study. Of the 94 who completed the study, 66% noted a significant increase in their intercourse rate. 70% of the 46 men displaying a low libido showed an increase in their sex drive. Overall, 55% of patients displayed more stable erections during intercourse and 66% an increase in stamina. |
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Catuaba bark
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The Tupi Indians of Brazil first discovered Catuaba's (also known as Catuama) aphrodisiac qualities. Today, Brazilian herbal medicine considers the plant as a central nervous system stimulant with aphrodisiac qualities. Catuaba's effects are considered important on male impotency, because it facilitates the bloodflow to the penis.
In 2001, Dr Antunes studied the relaxing effect of Catuaba on rabbit's cavernosal tissue. When this tissue is constricted, erection cannot occur. On humans, a study led by Dr Ghorayeb(14) indicated Catuaba helped increase erection, orgasms and ejaculations.
Males using Catuaba bark feel the effect on their libido, especially if used with Muira Puama. |
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Semen Cuscutae
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The Cuscutae is also known as the Dodder. It'a parasitic wine, member of the convolvulaceae, with a long usage in Asia. The local varieties are the Cuscuta chinensis (China) and Cuscuta japonica (Japan). Dodders produce small brown seeds harvested for the concoction of herbal formulas.
Traditional Chinese Medicine attributes to the Dodder virtues in fighting impotence, nocturnal emissions, premature ejaculation and low sperm count. It is said to work very efficiently when combined to Epimedium Sagittatum. While we find wide empirical evidence in the wide traditional usage of the seed in Asia, modern science is rapidly catching up.
Tests have been conducted both on animals and humans. In China, a study(15) on humans linked Semen cuscutae to promotion of sperm motility and membrane functions. The researchers expressed high hopes for seeing the plant used to treat male sterility. |
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Fructus Crataegi
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We can find Hawthorn in Western cultures from Greek antiquity, to the Middle-Ages and Renaissance. It was mostly recommended for the urinary system. In the 1930's the plant suddenly went out of style. Today, it has great popularity in Europe and is part of over 200 preparations. European clinical researchers tends to look towards the plant's interaction with the cardiovascular system. Chinese and American scientists are also following close with preliminary studies. |
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