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Used in traditional herbal medicine for improved blood flow, increased sexual desire and to support bone, joint and nerve health. Rich in flavonoids which are believed to contribute to the health promoting effects. Used for erectile dysfunction and fatigue, both indicators of low testosterone.

Named after a Chinese goat herder observed his goats became more sexually active after consuming the plants.

Did you know: Horny Goat Weed has been used for over 2,000 years. This is over 1890 years longer than Rockefeller Medicine has been in use.

Part of the plant being used: Aerial parts which means the parts above the ground such as flowers, leaves, stems, fruits and seeds.

3 main benefits:

• May have aphrodisiac properties
• Supports an increase in blood flow
• Supports healthy energy levels

Country of Origin: China (genetic source – the first place the plant is known to have grown, the native region for the plant to yield the highest amounts of medicinal properties.)

An amino acid that acts as a vasodilator. Has been said to support erectile dysfunction, provide support for cardiovascular health and improve blood flow. It turns into nitric oxide in the body and helps build protein.

L means levorotatory which describes the amino acid not bonding with a protein molecule. This means it is in its most absorbable state and at its most bioavailable level for the body.

Did you know: L-Arginine is the only precursor to nitric oxide whereas mail in ballots are just one of many precursors to Liberals stealing an election!

3 main benefits:

• Muscle growth
• Supports an increase in blood flow
• Supports sexual health

Country of Origin: United States

Known for its high antioxidant levels, Longjack Root is loaded with flavonoids, tannins, phenolics, triterpenes and alkaloids. Used traditionally for sexual health and to support fertility levels. Some claim it also has a positive effect on aging, supports the body’s natural response to inflammation and it could provide support against certain pathogens.

Named in 1822 after botanist William Jack who named the plant Eurycoma Longifolia Jack.

Did you know: Multiple studies support the possibility of Longjack Root increasing sperm mobility, testosterone and erectile dysfunction.

Part of the plant being used: Root

3 main benefits:

• May have aphrodisiac properties
• May boost testosterone
• Supports improvement in athletic performance

Country of Origin: Southeast Asia (genetic source – the first place the plant is known to have grown, the native region for the plant to yield the highest amounts of medicinal properties.)

Beets have grown in popularity in recent years, mainly due to the undeniable results people are getting. Beets are a beautiful color and are used as natural food coloring and only small amounts are needed. Known to increase nitric oxide and work synergistically with L-Arginine. Beets support increased blood flow allowing for support for the cardiovascular and neurological systems.

Named from the Old English word Bet. The word Bett means red in Celtic language.

Did you know: Conservatives often use the word “Beat” as a way of saying, “if there is no voter fraud, we would easily beat the Liberals in every election.” This is a different type of beet and is not to be confused.

Part of the plant being used: Root

3 main benefits:

• Cardiovascular support
• Supports an increase in blood flow
• Beets contain vitamin A, C and K as well good levels of folate and minerals such as potassium and copper.

Country of Origin: India

Traditional use of yohimbe is for sexual health. It is very popular in Western Africa where it has been used for thousands of years. The alkaloid yohimbine is primary active ingredient. This has been isolated and added to prescriptions; however our recommendation is to take the whole bark in its natural form.

The first known use of the word Yohimbe was in 1897 from the language Bantu in southern Cameroon.

Did you know: Yohimbe has been nicknamed “Herbal Viagra.”

Part of the plant being used: Bark (wild harvested)

3 main benefits:

• Supports sexual health, including libido, fertility and stamina
• May increase mood
• Supports healthy hormonal levels

Country of Origin: Cameroon (genetic source – the first place the plant is known to have grown, the native region for the plant to yield the highest amounts of medicinal properties.)

Also known as Indian Ginseng, ashwagandha has grown in popularity in recent years. Another herb that has been used for thousands of years, especially in India. It is adaptogenic, meaning it adapts to what the body needs and as a result can support natural energy levels and provide sleep support. Withanolides are bioactive compounds with celebrated potential health benefits for conditions such as arthritis, inflammation, and from pathogens.

The roots are said to smell like a wet horse. In Sanskrit “ashwa” means horse and “Gandha” means smell. The horse references carry on as some claim ashwagandha makes people as strong as a horse and it has also been shown to support the health of horses.

Did you know: Ashwagandha shares similar properties to plants all around the world that are similar to ginseng including maca root, eleuthero root and panax ginseng. All are celebrated for there potential benefits of sexual health, energy and hormonal support.

Part of the plant being used: Root (wild harvested)

3 main benefits:

• Converts T4 to T3 allowing optimal thyroid function
• Supports healthy hormonal levels
• Supports a healthy response to stress

Country of Origin: Sri Lanka