TACKLE ED WITH AYURVEDA HERBS?

While erectile dysfunction (ED) is a typical ‘modern’ health issue in the industrialized world nowadays, contemporary medical science has verified also traditional Ayurveda herbs applied already thousands of years as aphrodisiacs to tackle ED successfully. Read on to learn more about. 

THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND

Although some 30 million American men are struggling with Erectile Dysfunction (ED) at least once in a while in their life, this is neither a disease in a strict sense, nor is it something to be shamed about.  
 
Not only this, there are natural modalities – physically and psychologically – to relieve this frustrating experience of manhood. Depending on the underlying cause such as, inter alia, neurological issues, diabetes-related nerve damage, or cardiovascular disease.
 
Such as, e.g., physical exercise to improve blood flow, stress management with relaxation techniques, weight loss to reduce blood pressure, pelvic floor exercise to strengthen pelvic floor muscles for better ejaculation, etc.
 
Not only, Ayurveda medicine in India is using powerful herbs for this ailment since thousands of years – successfully

TRADITIONAL AYURVEDA HERBS – SCIENTIFICALLY VALIDATED

One of those is root powder of

Ashwagandha

(botanical name: Withania somnifera) which we know also by the name Indian ginseng.  It has the tradition to help with psychogenic ED, i.e. ED as the result of, inter alia, insecurity and anxiety about sexual performance,  lack of sexual pleasure and excitement, or fear of failure.
 
Validated by contemporary research at, inter alia, Gujarat Ayurved University in Jamnagar, and Guru Narak Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital in Punjab, both India.
 
With application of this powerful herb – which is also used for other psychosomatic issues - for 60 days.
 
Another powerful Ayurveda herb is

Cinnamomum cassia
 

(known to us by the name of cinnamon), based on scientific verification also beyond India at, inter alia Ankara University in Ankara, and Cukurova University in Adana – both Turkey – and the University of Split in Split, Croatia.
 
Accordingly, cinnamon essential oils with its primary component cinnamaldehyde, may relax erectile tissue. Provided this essential oil is inhaled with aromatherapy or applied in diluted form to the skin.

IN A NUTSHELL

While erectile dysfunction (ED) is a typical ‘modern’ health issue in the industrialized world nowadays, contemporary medical science has verified not only physical and psychological modalities to tackle it successfully, but also traditional Ayurveda herbs applied already for thousands of years as aphrodisiacs (and for other psychosomatic health issues). Just to focus briefly on 2 in this blog: Indian ginseng and cinnamon.  

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DISCLAIMER

All information stated in this blog are for your personal education, and not to replace the advice of your healthcare provider.All information stated in this blog are for your personal education, and not to replace the advice of your healthcare provider.