VigorMan Male Enhancement*

Various clinical studies have shown that certain plants and herbs may provide benefits for male sexual health, including those for libido, performance, endurance, sperm production and incontinence. These include an assortment of exotic herbs that have been shown in studies to offer potential properties for male sexual potency and performance, as well as their general health. These include:

• Coleus forskohlii ? supplementation of this herb may benefit the body?s hormones, such as the thyroid. It may also hold cardiovascular properties, such as improving the heart?s pumping of blood, blood pressure and blood vessel dilation.
• Avena Sativa (common oat) ? oats have been found to provide certain benefits for male sexual performance. They may be natural aphrodisiacs, and may provide nourishment for nerves, which can make enhance sensations. In addition, oats may reduce over-excitability.
• Long Jack (Eurycoma longifolia) ? this herb is renowned for its proposed aphrodisiac abilities, and studies show that it may increase the motivation and frequency of sexual activity, as well as sexual arousal. Additionally, this herb may increase energy, endurance and stamina levels, while reducing occasional mental fatigue.
• Tribulus (puncture vine) --- a common herb for bodybuilding, this nutrient has been shown in studies to increase libido and sexual performance. A study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that tribulus may affect anabolic hormones in men, especially that of testosterone.
• Horny Goat Weed (epimedium sagittatum) ? well-regarded in Chinese society for its sexual properties, studies suggest that this herb may effectively enhance sperm production, and stimulate the sensory nerves, which can increase both sexual strength and desire.
• Stinging Nettle Extract ? in studies, this plant has been shown to offer healthful properties for proper urinary flow. It may also benefit hormones and proteins that transport sex hormones. A study published in the journal Planta Medica suggests that this nutrient may be effective against the condition known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), which targets and enlarges men?s prostate glands. This causes pressure on the urethra, and makes urine flow slower and less forceful
• Saw Palmetto ? another herb shown to offer properties for benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH). Studies show that this herb may also provide relief for nighttime urination, while improving urine flow and bladder voiding.
• Beta Sitosterol ? the possible benefits of this herb include those for benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH) ? such as improved peak urinary flow, and decreased pain and burning. It may also benefit cholesterol and diabetes health, as well as inflammation and immunity. 
• Pygeum ? this herb may provide properties for BPH, and prostate health, in general.
• Ginkgo Biloba (leaf) -- a powerful antioxidant shown to enhance circulation to the brain and other areas. In regards to sexual health, this nutrient may effectively dilate blood vessels and improve blood flow to the penis. One study found that ginkgo biloba, when used on its own for six months, improved erectile dysfunction in a group of impotent males. In addition, ginkgo biloba may hold properties for memory and cognitive function, as well as for vision, cardiovascular and neurological health.
• Muira Pauma Extract ? a Brazilian plant known for its aphrodisiac properties, this plant has been shown in studies to enhance libido and potency. This nutrient has been shown to be one of the most effective nutrients for erectile dysfunction (ED), as well as for increasing blood flow to the penis
• Circuligo Orchiodes ? among the possible benefits offered by this herb are those for impotence, urinary incontinence and infertility caused by conditions of weakness.
• Anemarrhena Asphodeloides (zhi mi) ? studies suggest that this herb may provide therapeutic properties for such sexual health concerns as urinary tract infections, genital herpes and sterility.
• Gamma Oryzanol ? this mixture is comprised of naturally occurring plant chemicals. A study published in the Journal of the American Dietary Association shows that this nutrient may effectively enhance testosterone levels and promote lean muscle tissue growth. Plus, it may stimulate the release of endorphins (pain-relieving substances naturally made in the body).
• Asian ginseng (Panax ginseng) ? long utilized as a natural source of energy, this herb may provide benefits for potency, libido, and the ability to maintain erections. A study published in the Journal of Family Practice found that men with clinically diagnosed erectile dysfunction treated with ginseng had a statistically significant improvement in erectile function compared to the placebo group.
• Maca (Lepidium meyenii) ? this root has been shown to help regulate the hormonal systems of both men and women. It may also offer benefits for increasing energy and stamina.