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Morinda Officinalis Root is a centuries-old herbal remedy, most highly acclaimed for its ability to enhance vital energy, sexual libido and organ function. Its other health benefits include a marked increase in bone strength, joint motility, thyroid function and immune health. More recent research demonstrates that Morinda Officinalis is a rich source of oligosaccharides, a category of polysaccharides known for its anti-stress and anti-depressive effects.
Albizzia Julibrissin Durazz Flower is an extraordinary herb described in ancient Chinese medical texts as a key ingredient for enhanced feelings of happiness and joy. It is also said to help people live free of worry and stress and achieve their personal desires more easily. Modern studies show that the Albizzia Flower has a soothing and calming effect on the central nervous system and improves blood circulation as well.
Tribulus Terrestris is traditionally used to improve eye sight, relieve depression, ease pain and prevent dizziness. Nourishing to the liver and revitalizing to the sex organs, Tribulus enhances lean tissue growth and promotes libido and longevity. One of the most researched Chinese herbs, Tribulus Terrestris has been shown to improve cardiovascular health and enhance muscle strength, endurance, immune function and healthy hormone levels. More recent studies have shown that Tribulus Terrestris can help relieve the symptoms of menopause as well.
Nardostachys Chinensis has been a standard remedy since ancient times, mainly taken for the relief of stress, pain and worries. Modern research notes that its activity on the central nervous system is calming and soothing. It also promotes a more regular heart beat, improves blood circulation and promotes healthy blood pressure. Its calmative effect on the nervous system has also been attributed to the herb's ability to relieve stomach cramping.
Angelica Sinensis Root In Chinese medicine, Angelica Sinensis Root which is also known as Dong quai is most often used in combination with other herbs. Within the Chinese medical framework, Dong quai is used as a component of formulas for liver and spleen deficiency. It is believed to work best in patients with a yin profile, and is considered to be a mildly warming herb. Dong quai is thought to return the body to proper order by nourishing the blood and harmonizing vital energy. The name Dong quai translates as "return to order" based on its alleged restorative properties. These compounds inhibit the breakdown of neurotransmitters, including serotonin.
Cyperus Rotundus Root has been used for over two thousand years for the optimal circulation of blood and qi (vital energy). The root also improves liver and digestive function and is used to assist pain relief. Clinical research demonstrates that its primary action is due to its calming effects on the heart and nervous system. Cyperus Rotundus root has also been proven to have strong anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties.
St. John's Wort is considered to be a strong antidepressant, and its extract is commonly prescribed in Germany as an alternative to prescription antidepressant drugs. In Ireland a prescription is required when purchasing St. John;s Wort. Controlled American medical research trials have found it to be about as effective as several prescription antidepressants, and with fewer interactions and side effects. The plant is a broad-leafed perennial growing to a height of about three feet. It grows well in temperate climates, and has been spread across the world.
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Its effect on mood is attributed in part to slowing the body's reabsorption of the naturally-produced neurotransmitter biochemicals serotonin, norepinephrine, dopamine, and GABA.
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