Herbs
Damiana (Turnera Aphrodisiaca)
| A.K.A.: |
N/A |
| Part Used: |
Leaves |
| Properties: |
Alterative, Aphrodisiac, Diuretic, Nervine, Stimulant, Purgative (gentle) |
| Primary Nutrients: |
Calcium, Potassium, Protein, Selenium, Sodium, Vitamins A, B, C, B-complex and Zinc |
| Primary Uses: |
Aphrodisiac, Bronchitis, Emphysema, Frigidity, Hormone Imbalance, Hot Flashes, Menopausal Symptoms, Parkinson's Disease |
| Secondary Uses: |
Asthma Constipation, Cough, Depression, Exhaustion, Headaches, Nervousness, Prostate Problems, Sex Drive/low |
Traditional uses of damiana, include treatment for nervousness, fatigue, hormone balance, female disorders and increased sexual frustration.
It is used most often for treating menopause and strengthening the reproductive organs.
It has been found to help with infertility in both males and females, by strengthening the egg in the female and increasing the sperm count in the male.
- The leaves are a tonic to the nerves and a stimulant in sexual weakness.
- Damiana overcomes exhaustion and has a tendency to help in the loss of power in the limbs.
- Laxative for children.
- Used for cough preparations, helps to relieve cough and flu symptoms
- Damiana is a stimulant for the Central Nervous System.
- It stimulates muscular contraction of the intestinal tract.
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