Here's some scientific, as well as anecdotal and historical, evidence on the efficacy of few substances which are known as aphrodisiacs or sexual male enhancers. Hope it can help people who has erections disorders.
Muira Puama
Also know as "potency wood," muira puama is a small tree native to the Brazilian Amazon and other parts of tropical South America . Two varieties of the tree are used in herbal medicine, though the Ptychopetalum olacoides variety is the regarded as the most potent as it has a higher content of lupeol, one of the plant's active phytochemicals.
All parts of the plant are used to some degree in herbal medicines, but the bark and roots are regarded as real treasures.
Native peoples in the Amazon have used muira puama to treat a number of ailments, including neuromuscular problems, paralysis, flu, gastrointestinal problems and, of course, impotence. Today the plant extract is highly regarded as an aphrodisiac and a preventive for baldness.
European explorers eventually discovered the plant's use as an aphrodisiac and impotence treatment, and brought it back to Europe where it became popular as an herbal remedy to treat the same ailments it cured for millennia in the rainforest. In recent years, muira puama has gained a strong following in the United States , where it is also used to treat depression, menstrual cramps and disorders of the central nervous system.
Researchers began searching for the secret to the plant's potency back in the 1920s and discovered that the root and bark were rich in fatty acids and fatty acid esters, essential oils, plant sterols, triterpenes such as lupeol, and a new alkaloid, which they named muirapuamine . Later research revealed that the plant was also rich in free long-chain fatty acids, sesquiterpenes, monoterpenes and novel alkaloids.
According to Rain Tree Nutrition, a leading source of information on herbal medicines from the tropics, researchers found that muira puama was effective in treating disorders of the nervous system and sexual impotence, and boosting libido. In one study conducted in France, around two-thirds out of 262 male patients who experienced lack of sexual desire and the inability to attain or maintain an erection reported that muira puama had a dynamic effect. More than half of the participants said that the plant extract was beneficial.
Saw Palmetto
A small palm tree with branches that terminating in a rounded fan of leaflets, saw palmetto is common on the Atlantic and Gulf coastal plains. Native Americans used it as a nutritive food, as well as a remedy for urinary problems and a tonic for men's sexual health.
Saw palmetto contains high-molecular-weight polysaccharides, which are usually associated with either anti-inflammatory or immune-stimulant effects. Saw palmetto is lauded today as treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia, a condition triggered by an enlarged prostate.
In an article published by the Associated Press, Marlin Huffman, a Florida saw palmetto dealer with decades in the business, explains how older Native Americans would eat the berries so they did have to get up in the middle of the night to go the bathroom - and they also saw they were more able to achieve relations with females.
Huffman also said that many locals believe that saw palmetto's male enhancement properties were the basis for Ponce de Leon's belief that Florida was home to the mythical fountain of youth.
Maca
A plant native to the Andean mountains in Peru , maca grows at altitudes of more than 10,000 feet and has been used for centuries by natives for nutritive and medicinal purposes.
The ancient Incans believed that the plant restored energy and enhanced sexual function. Maca has gained increasing attention in recent years for its ability to restore strength and energy, boost libido and improve sexual performance for both sexes.
According to Neutraceuticalsworld.com, a leading web site for information on supplements, research conducted by an herbal pr
Thanks a lot for the useful and informative article . Keep sharing such useful articles .