Feb 22


Eating well and taking care of yourself can help with male impotence. In addition, here are some tips from Chinese medicine:

“Acupuncture Acupuncture has proven quite successful in the treatment of impotence. Typically, the Conception Vessel meridian is utilized, along with various bladder and spleen points, to improve the flow of chi to sexual organs. Stomach 36, Bladder 23, and TIiple Warmer 4 may also be included.

Acupressure Acupressure can help stimulate the sex drive and strengthen the kidneys which, in turn, may prevent impotence. Relevant acupoints include Conception Vessell, 2, 4 and 8; Governing Vessel 3 and 4, Spleen 6, Stomach 36, and Bladder 23.

Chinese Herbal Therapy Because impotence is viewed as being caused by a kidney deficiency, herbs may be prescribed to strengthen that organ and improve the flow of energy along the kidney meridian.

The aptly named herb horny goat weed has been shown in studies to increase semen secretion and stimulate the male sex drive; it is most potent if steeped in spirits for three months and then taken as a tonic liquor.

Lycium Combination and Golden Book Tea are commonly prescribed Chinese patent medicines that also claim to boost libido.”

DAAN carries a number of men’s health products.

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