Wolfberry for impotence

Lycium barbarum has a certain targeted effect on the body, especially for some people with kidney deficiency, eating Lycium barbarum is very helpful. Therefore, many people use it to treat impotence without authorization. So, is Lycium barbarum effective in treating impotence? Obviously, there are many causes of impotence, and it is not necessarily caused by kidney deficiency. It is also related to many factors such as masturbation. Therefore, Lycium barbarum cannot be used for treatment in general, and it should still be classified.

Is wolfberry effective in treating impotence?

In terms of medicinal value, wolfberry is very effective in treating liver and kidney yin deficiency, and is most effective in treating impotence caused by kidney deficiency. In addition, it is also effective for symptoms such as dizziness, blurred vision, spermatorrhea and impotence, dark complexion, dry and yellow hair, soreness of the waist and knees, yin deficiency and cough, and thirst in the elderly. Modern medical research has found that wolfberry can enhance the body's immune function, enhance the body's resistance, promote cell regeneration, lower blood cholesterol levels, resist atherosclerosis, improve skin elasticity, and resist organ and skin aging. Regular consumption of wolfberries can delay aging, beautify the skin and improve sexual function. Lycium barbarum has an excitatory nerve effect and should not be taken by people with hypersexuality.

Prebiotic Factors of Wolfberry

Lycium barbarum contains carotene, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, niacin, vitamin C, vitamin E, various free amino acids, linoleic acid, sweet potato base, iron, potassium, zinc, calcium, phosphorus and other ingredients. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that wolfberry is sweet in taste, neutral in nature, and enters the liver, kidney, and lung meridians. It has the effects of nourishing the liver and kidneys, improving eyesight, harmonizing blood and moisturizing dryness, rejuvenating the skin, and blackening hair. It is a healthy medicine to improve the sexual function of men and women.

Dietary prescription of wolfberry for treating impotence

It does not mean that wolfberry has no help at all for impotence. For impotence caused by kidney deficiency, wolfberry can certainly be used as an auxiliary treatment, which is also very scientific. However, impotence caused by other causes should still be treated with targeted treatment. The following dietary prescriptions are recommended for the treatment of impotence:

30 grams of wolfberry, boil eggs in clean water, take out the eggs after they are cooked, peel them and boil them again, drink the soup and eat the eggs. It can be taken continuously for 3 to 5 days.

There is scientific basis for the use of wolfberry eggs in treating impotence. Lycium barbarum is sweet and flat, and contains carotene, vitamin C, B1, B2, niacin, β-sitosterol, linoleic acid, zinc, etc. Zinc can increase enzyme activity, increase the secretion of pituitary gonadotropin and growth hormone, and has a therapeutic effect on people with kidney deficiency.

Male impotence is indeed a very urgent matter, but the more anxious you are, the more harmful it is to your body. Therefore, men should not be anxious when they find themselves impotent, and should not take dietary therapy prescriptions indiscriminately. They should still go to a regular hospital to seek the advice of a doctor. As for the effect of wolfberry in treating impotence, the doctor will provide a detailed medication or dietary therapy plan based on the patient's condition to help men regain their confidence.