The efficacy and contraindications of glans

As people pay more and more attention to their physical health, it provides many opportunities for investors. Although many plants and animals have many benefits for health, not every plant and animal can effectively treat diseases. There are many health products that have been hyped up by some speculators in recent years, such as Guantouzi. Let’s learn about the effects and contraindications of glans penis~

1. The efficacy of the penis

1. Warming up Qi and blood, treating deficiency, joint pain, removing rheumatism, and strengthening waist;

2. Warming the kidney and strengthening Yang, nourishing Yin and tonifying the kidney, especially effective for premature ejaculation, impotence, low back pain due to kidney deficiency, excessive sexual intercourse, and sexual indifference of both men and women;

3. Night sweats, anemia in women, dizziness, hypertension, periarthritis of shoulder, bone hyperplasia in the elderly, numbness of limbs, etc.

2. Taboos of the penis

The most important thing is to avoid overdosage. Aphrodisiac fruit is a warm and nourishing food. Tibetans often drink it to warm up their bodies and keep warm in the snow, and it is also used as a premium aphrodisiac.

3. Notes

The original plant of this fruit is produced in western Guangxi (Napo) and southeastern Yunnan (Pingbian), but there is no record of it being produced in Tibet. The first volume of "Flora of Tibet" does not include this species, which means that this species is not native to Tibet. No such record was found in the Tibetan Medicine Records and Chinese Tibetan Materia Medica. There was no record of the medicinal use of the fruit in the Chinese Materia Medica Dictionary and Chinese Medicine Sea. There was no such entry in the Compendium of Materia Medica either, indicating that this species has not yet been recorded as a medicinal material. Therefore, the author began to doubt the claims that it was openly sold in the market (priced at 50 yuan per pound) and had good therapeutic effects.

4. I consulted the Chinese Medicine Dictionary and found only three records of the medicinal use of plants of the genus Caryophyllus:

1. Wild betel nut, the original plant is the inflorescence of Lithocarpus dealbatus Rehd., its main functions: relieving gas and digestion, strengthening the stomach, killing insects; treating abdominal distension due to food accumulation, indigestion of insects;

2. Lithocarpus glaber bark, the original plant is the phloem of the bark of Lithocarpus glaber (Thunb.) Nakai, slightly poisonous, used to treat edema;

3. The strips are leaves of Lithocarpus polystachys Rehd., which are used to treat high blood pressure.

Looking up the entry "Acorn" in this book, its main therapeutic effects are astringing the intestines and preventing prolapse, treating diarrhea, prolapse of the anus, and hemorrhoids. The above four points have nothing to do with aphrodisiac. As far as I know, plants in this family usually contain more tannins and

It is sometimes slightly toxic, so the general public is advised to use it with caution.