Horny Goat Weed - Q & As

Q: How did Horny Goat Weed get its name?
A: Centuries ago, Chinese goat farmers noticed that both their younger…and older goats experienced sexual rejuvenation after eating the Epimedium plant…or, in more general terms, Horny Goat Weed.

Q: How does Horny Goat Weed work in the body?
A: Epimedium contains a compound known as lcariin that helps stimulate the nerves throughout the body. Advanced studies reveal that this stimulation effect is particularly experienced in the genital area of the body.*

Q: What else is in your formula?
A: Our exclusive formula contains a comprehensive blend of testosterone-boosting activity from standardized extracts of epimedium, yohimbe and tribulus. These herbs have been proven around the world in clinical studies to boost libido in both men and women.* Long used in the Peruvian culture, Maca has been added for its renown energizing effects. Niacin and Ginkgo help increase blood flow and circulation throughout the bodies' intricate circulatory system.*

Q: Ginkgo? Isn't Ginkgo for memory?
A: Yes. However, there are exciting new studies on ginkgo's effects on sexual functioning. Not only does ginkgo work to stimulate blood flow to the penile area, but it has also been shown to work on neuro-stimulation that is directly involved with sexual attitude and functioning. Along with niacin, ginkgo can help elevate sensation levels by increasing blood flow and circulation in the genital areas.*

Q: What type of testing do you conduct on your product?
A: We test each and every batch of raw material and finished product by HPLC methods to assure absolute purity and potency for reproducible benefits. In addition, we have our products independently assayed.

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Ernst, E and Pittler, M.H. Yohimbine for erectile dysfunction: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials. The Journal of Urology. 1998; 159:433-6

Holmberg, G and Gershon, S. Autonomic and psychic effects of yohimbine hydrochloride. Psychopharmacologia. 1961;2:93-106

Yang, ZZ. Clinical applications of Yinyanghuo. Zhejiang J. Trad Chin Med. 1985;20:478-480

Cohen, A, 1996. "Treatment of Anti-Depressant Induced Sexual Dysfunction with Ginkgo Biloba Extract" New Research Report from the Proceedings of the American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting #716

Kleijnen, J. Knipschid, P.. (1992) "Ginkgo Biloba" Lancet: 340: 1136-39

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