Psoralea is a genus that can be used as an herbal remedy for premature ejaculation other male sexual dysfunctions among other things.Psoralea: Herbal Cure for Premature Ejaculation, Impotence, and Spermatorrhea
Psoralea, also known as Babchi or Bu Gu Zhi, is a famous herb. It has been used in Ayurveda, Unani, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Homeopathy, and even in conventional medicine as the inspiration for the psoriasis drug known as “psoralen”. Psoralen has been synthetically modified into a toxic drug that no longer contains all of the medicinal elements of the whole plant, psoralea. Indeed, psoralea is a non-toxic, natural treatment for psoriasis that can also be used to cure sexual dysfunction in men.Psoralea as an Herbal Remedy for Impotence
The herbs in the genus psoralea are truly miraculous in terms of what they can do to heal the human body. This is an herb that has been used for centuries by Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners to cure impotence and premature ejaculation in men. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, impotence and premature ejaculation can be caused, essentially, by issues with the flow of electricity or chi through the fascia (electrically conductive tissues / meridians) that surrounds the kidneys or the spleen.A man who is suffering from premature ejaculation or impotence who also has had problems with urine incontinence (where urine accidentally leaks out of the urethra), urinary frequency, bladder irritation, bladder infection, cystitis, constipation, skin problems, lung problems, digestive issues or pain in the lower back or in the legs such as sciatica is likely to benefit from the use of psoralea as an herbal cure for impotence. There are 105 different species of psoralea that are used throughout the world, but the species that have been studied scientifically include:
- Psoralea bituminosa / bituminaria bituminosa
- Psoralea canescens
- Psoralea corylifolia
- Psoralea esculenta
- Psoralea plicata
- Psoralea glandulosa
The Psoralea bituminosa species contains the highest quantity of bioactive substances in comparison with the other Psoralea herbs, but if you can’t access this species, the others will also work as a natural treatment for premature ejaculation and impotence.
In addition to Psoralea’s ability to cure premature ejaculation / impotence, it also has other healing effects on the body. It protects the liver from damage. It can has anti-diabetic action that could be exploited and used in tandem with other herbs in men with diabetes or insulin resistance to cure diabetes. Psoralea can be used with other healing modalities like high pH therapy, iodine therapy, vitamin K2, and vitamin B17 to cure cancer. And Psoralea is also renowned for its ability to cure psoriasis as well as other serious skin diseases like leucoderma, leprosy, cutaneous tuberculosis, skin cancer, and scleroderma.
As an herbal remedy for impotence and premature ejaculation, Psoralea works through various mechanisms of action. It contains blood-thinning agents like natural coumarin and furanocoumarin, which promote blood flow to the penis and the pelvic region. When taken along with nutrients like vitamin K2 and Lugol’s iodine, the Psoralea herbs make a powerful medicinal protocol as a natural treatment for premature ejaculation.
Psoralea is an anti-inflammatory and an anti-depressant.
Psoralea Dosage: Herbal Remedy for Impotence and Premature Ejaculation
Administer 20-30 drops of psoralea tincture up to 4 times daily.Be aware that Psoralea can cause the skin to become more sensitive to the sunlight. Also note that because this herb contains blood-thinning agents, it should not be taken with prescription blood thinners. It also should not be used by pregnant or lactating women.
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