Documentation
on Amazon Herbs
June 1999
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Documentation:
1. French Institute of Sexology, 1996, Original research,
Jacques Wayneberg. Male Sexual Asthenia - Interest in a
Traditional Plant-Derived Medication: "Testor-plus".
Dr. Wayneberg's research tested the effects of Marapuama in
100 men, 82% with impotence and 18% with loss of libido.
Subjects were given 1-1.5 gm of the herb in powdered form per
day. "Frequency of intercourse was significantly
increased for 62%. Thirty-two per cent indicated a
strengthening of their libido. 12% noted morning erections
that were improved. 52% noticed re-established stability of
erections during intercourse.
2. Effect of Yohimbine Hydrochloride on Erectile Impotence by
J. Susset et al. Jour of Urology, Vol. 141, (6), 1989,
1360-63.
"A double-blind partial crossover study on the
therapeutic effect of yohimbine hydrochloride on erectile
dysfunction was done in 82 sexually impotent patients. After
one month of treatment with a maximum of 42 mg oral yohimbine
hydorchloride daily 14% of the patients experienced
restoration of full and sustained erections, 20% reported a
partial response to the therapy and 65% reported no
improvement."
3. Yohimbine vs Muira Puama in the Treatment of Erectile
Dysfunction. The American Journal of Natural Medicine, Nov
1994, Vol. 1, No. 3, 8-9.
At the Institute of Sexology in Paris, France, a clinical
study with 262 patients complaining of lack of sexual desire
and the inability to attain or maintain an erection
demonstrated Muirapuama extract to be effective in many cases.
Within two weeks at a daily dose os 1-1.5 gm of the extract,
62% of patients with lose of libido claimed that the treatment
had dynamic effect while 51% of patients with erection
failures felt that the herb was beneficial. This success rate
exceeds the 34% of the patients on yohimbine who showed
improvement.
4. Notas Sobre Plantas Brasilieiras by M. Penna, Araujo Penna
& Co., Rio de Janeiro, 1930.
Muira puama is recommended on a basis of confirmed
experience, in the treatment of disorders of the nervous
system.
5. Herbs of the Amazon by Dr. Donna Schwontkowski. SSBT
Publishing, 1996.
Catuaba is a nervous system fortifier, capable of giving
strength to people with general fatigue. Marapuama is
influential in treating the symptoms of nervous problems and
disorders and is a tonic for the nervous system.
6. "Ginkgo." Herbs That Heal: Prescription for
Herbal Healing by Michael Weiner and Janet Weiner. Quantum
Books, 1994, p. 165-66.
"Sixty patients suffering from arterial erectile
dysfunction received a daily treatment with 60 mg of an
extract of Ginkgo biloba. After 6 months, 50% of the subjects
once again were able to achieve penile erections. Upwards of
45% of the remaining subjects showed some improvement."
7. "Gotu Kola or Centella. Centella asiatica."
Herbal Tonic Therapies by Daniel Mowry. Keats Publishing,
1993. Pg. 53-54.
(a) J. Res. Ind. Med, Vol. 8, No. 9, 1973.
"Gotu kola has been cited in Indian sources for its
ability to enhance intelligence and improve memory. The herb
has been observed in clinical trials to increase the IQ and
general mental ability and behavioral habits of mentally
retarded children in India. It was found to contribute to
enhanced activity levels and to increase the ability to
overcome fatigue."
8. "Ginkgo." Herbal Tonic Therapies by Daniel Mowry.
Keats Publishing, 1993. Pg. 166-79.
"Ginkgo has a tonic action on several aspects of
neural functioning, including the stabilization of neural and
muscular membranes, removal of toxic metabolites,
normalization of transmitter concentrations, and maintenance
of appropriate levels of important electrolytes."
(a) Effects of ginkgo biloba on changes induced by
Quantitative Cerebral Microembolization in Rats. Arch Int
Pharmacodyn, Vol. 243, 236, 1980.
"In a typical preclinical study using standard
pharmacological procedures, microscopic particles are injected
into the carotid artery of rats to mimic arterial blockage
which normally leads to a decrease in the blood and oxygen
supply to the brain. The administration of ginkgo biloba
successfully protects the animals against the destructive
effects of this procedure. Under the influence of ginkgo,
increased levels of glucose and ATP occur, which help to
maintain energy levels within individual cells of the
brain."
(b) Ischemie Cerebrale Apres Ligature Non Simultanee des
Arteres Carotides Chez le Rat: Effet de L'extrait de Ginkgo
biloba. Sem Hop Paris, Vol. 58, 403, 1982.
"Treatment with ginkgo significantly increases blood
flow to the brain and perhaps more critically, it also
produces a significant rise in dopamine synthesis, a
neurotransmitter that is critical to the transfer of
inormation and electrochemical impulses between nerves and
other nerves, and between nerves and muscles, glands, organs,
blood vessels and other structures of the body."
(c) Neuromediator Changes During Cerebral Aging. The Effect
of Ginkgo Biloba Extract. Presse Med, Vol. 15 (31) 1488-90,
1986.
"Ginkgo exerts a specific effect of the beta receptors
of the noradrenergic nervous system. Beta receptor sites on
muscles and organs, when activated, produce amonth other
things dilation of airways in the lung, and dilation of
peripheral blood vessels. The best word to describe the effect
of ginkgo is 'reactivation.' In the aging process, the
noradrenergic nervous system, especially in the brain, begins
to lose vigor; associated symptoms of memory loss, speech
defects and decrease in alertness appear. By reactivating the
brain cells of the cerebral cortex, ginkgo promises to be an
important substance in the prevention of premature
aging."
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Documentation:
1. Original research from Christopher Casillas, Florida,
1997.
2. "Ginkgo." Herbal Tonic Therapies by Daniel
Mowrey. Keats Publishing, 1993. Pg. 166-79.
"Ginkgo has a tonic action on several aspects of
neural functioning, including the stabilization of neural and
muscular membranes, removal of toxic metabolites,
normalization of transmitter concentrations, and maintenance
of appropriate levels of important electrolytes."
(a) Effects of Ginkgo biloba on Changes Induced by
Quantitative Cerebral Microembolization in Rats. Arch Int
Pharmacodyn, Vol. 243, 236, 1980.
"In a typical preclinical study using standard
pharmacological procedures, microscopic particles are injected
into the carotid artery of rats to mimic arterial blockage
which normally leads to a decrease in the blood and oxygen
supply to the brain. The administration of ginkgo biloba
successfully protects the animals against the destructive
effects of this procedure. Under the influence of ginkgo,
increased levels of glucose and ATP occur, which help to
maintain energy levels within individual cells of the
brain."
(b) Ischemie Cerebrale Apres Ligature Non Simultanee des
Arteres Carotides Chez le Rat: Effet de l'extrait de Ginkgo
biloba. Sem Hop Paris, Vol. 58, 403, 1982.
"Treatment with ginkgo significantly increases blood
flow to the brain and perhaps more critically, it also
produces a significant rise in dopamine synthesis, a
neurotransmitter that is critical to the transfer of
inormation and electrochemical impulses between nerves and
nerves, and between nerves and muscles, glands, organs, blood
vessels and other structures of the body."
(c) Neuromediator Changes During Cerebral Aging. The Effect
of Ginkgo Biloba Extract. Presse Med, Vol. 15 (31) 1488-90,
1986.
"Ginkgo exerts a specific effect of the beta receptors
of the noradrenergic nervous system. Beta receptor sites on
muscles and organs, when activated, produce amonth other
things dilation of airways in the lung, and dilation of
peripheral blood vessels. The best word to describe the effect
of ginkgo is 'reactivation.' In the aging process, the
noradrenergic nervous system, especially in the brain, begins
to lose vigor; associated symptoms of memory loss, speech
defects and decrease in alertness appear. By reactivating the
brain cells of the cerebral cortex, ginkgo promises to be an
important substance in the prevention of premature
aging."
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Documentation:
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