Re: Which herbs?

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I wasn't able to find any herbs that can reverse PSSD, but I did see

some improvements in libido with maca. On the other hand, it made my

sleep worse, so I stopped it.

In terms of sensation, I guess the best ones are ginkgo (which you're

already taking) and yohimbe. But you're right that yohimbe can cause

cardiovascular issues.

I found " Passion RX " to be quite a good blend of different herbs,

that has an effect on all stages of the sexual response, but it's a

subtle effect, nothing major. They have two versions: one with

yohimbe, and one without. They one with yohimbe is more effective,

but more hazardous.

Wish I could say something more positive, but maybe others have had

better results with herbs than I have.

Vornan

>

> Hi again,

>

> I've been reading previous posts here and talking with some other

> people, and have quite a long list of herbs to try. I was wondering

> if anyone, after reading my history, could recommend a few to try

> first. I don't have a lot of money so am not keen on buying lots of

> different things that may not work.

>

> The list I have includes maca, yohimbe, tongkat ali, muira puama,

> rhodia, catuaba, horny goat weed, tribulus, mucuna pruriens,

ginseng,

> nettle root, and saw palmetto.

>

> I don't know what most of these things are, but there are a few

> caveats for me. I don't eat grains, potatoes or legumes, though a

> little of a starchy veg like parsnip is OK (not sure where maca is

> classified there). Also, I do not want to introduce any more

> substances to my system that are going to mess it up. I'm dubious

> about yohimbe, as it apparently stimulates noradrenaline, which I

> don't want, and can cause high blood pressure. Currently I am

taking

> ginkgo biloba and ashwagandha, which seem to help with my cortisol

if

> not my sexual problems.

>

> Any advice is much appreciated, thanks,

> .

>

[Guest guest]

Have you tried adding arginine to the ginkgo? They work better

together than separately. Some people have regained sensation with

this combo.

>

> Hi again,

>

> I've been reading previous posts here and talking with some other

> people, and have quite a long list of herbs to try. I was

wondering

> if anyone, after reading my history, could recommend a few to try

> first. I don't have a lot of money so am not keen on buying lots

of

> different things that may not work.

>

> The list I have includes maca, yohimbe, tongkat ali, muira puama,

> rhodia, catuaba, horny goat weed, tribulus, mucuna pruriens,

ginseng,

> nettle root, and saw palmetto.

>

> I don't know what most of these things are, but there are a few

> caveats for me. I don't eat grains, potatoes or legumes, though a

> little of a starchy veg like parsnip is OK (not sure where maca is

> classified there). Also, I do not want to introduce any more

> substances to my system that are going to mess it up. I'm dubious

> about yohimbe, as it apparently stimulates noradrenaline, which I

> don't want, and can cause high blood pressure. Currently I am

taking

> ginkgo biloba and ashwagandha, which seem to help with my cortisol

if

> not my sexual problems.

>

> Any advice is much appreciated, thanks,

> .

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Have you tried adding arginine to the ginkgo? They work better

> together than separately. Some people have regained sensation with

> this combo.

I will look into this. Thanks very much.

.