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Herbal Remedies Better Half - Standardization

Times have changed and even herbal remedies have assumed a new form. Browse into the shelves of pharmacies and herbal outlets today and surely you will discover that herbalism has been reformatted into tinctures, gel capsules, fluids and tablets now manufactured under strict pharmaceutical standards. 

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This is probably more than a stone’s throw away from what used to be a crude outlook for alternative medicine that has been delimited to a rudimentary picture of leaves, roots and stems from where medicinal extracts are obtained.

 

Well, herbal remedies have been standardized in the last few years. Thus, the herbal supplement products in the market today no longer embody the constituents of a single herb. For what is contained therein is a concentrated formula composed of different herbal extracts that are deemed more potent than the healing action of an individual herb. To illustrate, let us use the herbal remedy Gingko Biloba—also called Skullcap, as the springboard of our discussion. We all know that the leaf extracts of the Gingko tree are recognized for its enhancing effect on cognitive functions such as memory and concentration. This benefit is supported by the presence of plant metabolites that helps increase blood flow to the brain and the vessels that support its physiology. 

This makes Gingko Biloba a potential primary ingredient for an ADD/ADHD herbal supplement formula. Standardization requires the expert integration of support herbs to increase its potency, where the extracts of Centella Asiatica, German Chamomile and Urtica Urens are combined to relieve related behavioral symptoms and disorders with the nervous system. Gingko Biloba is likewise extensively used in the treatment of Tinnitus, a disease manifested by a persistent ringing with the ears under the background of external sounds. Though as an individual herb, Gingko Biloba treats only degenerative conditions leading to the disease. Thus to produce a more versatile herbal remedy for Tinnitus, the therapeutic extracts of Rosemary and Avena Sativa are included to soothe circulatory issues. These herbs when combined performs a synergistic action on the diseased organ of the body—treating infections and underlying systemic disorders, subduing the toxicity of stronger herbs while providing a tonic to revive the senses. 

 To this end, appreciation rightly deserves our modern day herbalists who have managed to assimilate pharmacology with the centuries-old fundamentals of herbal medicine; now under the circumstances of a scientific and educated approach of its methods. Most likely, the emergence of standardized herbal supplement products elevates the practice of alternative medicine from what used to be a mystic element that shrouds its true healing nature.

Primal Healing Works Best for ED

It’s a man’s world out there! No, we’re not talking about strength training or the NFL playoffs here but a reproductive disorder called erectile dysfunction or ED that affects around 30 million men in the United States alone. For this issue, drugs concocted an answer during the 90s where Viagra and other PDE5 hindering opiates made a significant uproar in the medical services industry—however then why not? ED drugs are convenient, fast acting and bound to provide healthy erections, even for the degenerative causes of male impotence. But then just like any other drug, the active compounds at work with these inhibitors are deemed unpredictable, particularly of its potential to interact with other medications that causes mild to severe side effects on users.

 Surprisingly, we have overlooked the wisdom of alternative medicine in the handling of reproductive disorders. Probably, the mainstream has been preconditioned to consider herbal remedies as inferior methods of health care. But did you know that traditional Chinese medicine and Ayurvedic medicine have long unearthed the therapeutic benefits of botanicals to treat reproductive disorders such as loss of libido, infertility and male impotence? Its usage and efficacy may not have been properly documented in medical journals nor its extracts subjected to intrinsic clinical testing, but the tradition of taking herbal remedies such as the Siberian Ginseng and other herbal aphrodisiacs that would help increase libido and blood flow to the organ is still alive in many cultures worldwide. Now that only provides us a virtual proof of its potency.

 But then how do herbal remedies operate to heal erectile dysfunction? The mainstream often associates psychological factors as the precursor to male impotence. While true, its prevalence under said circumstances is less pervasive when compared to the physiological factors that trigger weak and fleeting erections. Consequently, the active constituents found in the extracts of herbal remedies probe into underlying physiological disorders that cause ED such as elevated BP and BS, as well as endocrine imbalance; and not just stimulate blood flow to the organ in order to sustain lengthier erections. In fact, component herbs are integrated with herbal supplement products—its standardized counterpart, to enhance its potency. Thus, complementing the circulatory and tonic benefits of Siberian Ginseng are the extracts of Tunaria Aphrodisiaca, a nervous system stimulant and Glycorrhiza Glara.

an adrenal cortex stimulant. The herbal remedy Sabal Serrulata may also be combined to treat prostate enlargement, a degenerative factor to male impotence. Let the wisdom of alternative medicine restore your agility and the touchy male ego. So if you got ED, trust primal healing to do wonders for your health—now available in the therapeutic doses of reproductive herbal supplement products.