Lubedia 9-ingredient Female Libido Enhancement with Maca Root, Saw Palmetto, Horny Goat Weed, & More for Low Libido
The Formula:Circulation Improvers:Blood flow is essential to sexual stimulation and activity. Increased blood flow increases circulation and activity of the sexual organs. During arousal, blood vessels leading to the sexual organs dilate, filling them with blood and causing them to become active. Nitric Oxide is a chemical messenger used by the body to enlarge the blood vessels.Horny Goat Weed contains icariin which has been shown to increase blood flow to genitalia. L-Arginine is the immediate precursor to Nitric Oxide. The body produces nitric oxide from L-arginine.Hormonal Support:Hormones are essential to libido. Teenagers with raging hormones are a perfect example of this. FertiliBoostTM for Women has been carefully formulated to help restore healthy sexual desire. Testosterone is the quintessential sex hormone and is present even in females.Tongkat Ali may help balance testosterone levels and has been shown to increase sexual activity in rats.AphrodisiacsAphrodisiacs have been used since prehistory. Some have well-documented sexual-enhancing effects. FertiliBoostTM for Women has the following aphrodisiacs:Muira Puama is used by the natives of Brazil and is derived from the barks from the trees Trichilia catigua and Erythroxylum vacciniifolium. When used along with Ginkgo biloba, has been found to lead to "significant improvements occurred in frequency of sexual desires, sexual intercourse, and sexual fantasies, as well as in satisfaction with sex life, intensity of sexual desires, excitement of fantasies, ability to reach orgasm, and intensity of orgasm" [5]Maca or Lepidium meyenii is a plant native to Peru and Bolivia and "has favorable effects on energy and mood, may decrease anxiety and improve sexual desire" according to recent randomized clinical trials.Ginseng "improved sexual arousal in menopausal women."Mucuna pruriens is an Indian aphrodisiac and has led to "improvement in sexual behavior, libido" in rats.