Potent ‘sex seed’ could help you grow HARDER
You’re concentrating HARD…
But the sad truth is, you can’t WILL an erection to happen… no matter how BAD you want it.
Now, there could be any number of reasons why your manhood is SLEEPING on the job…
And it’s always a good idea to get checked out by a doc.
But if he says you’re PERFECTLY healthy… and there should be NOTHING standing in the way between you and a satisfying sex life…
You may need just a little BOOST down below.
Fortunately, there’s an ancient Chinese secret that’s been helping men stay more potent… FOR AGES.
It’s a TINY seed that could help make a BIG difference in your bedroom performance.
And it works a little differently than some other natural remedies you may have tried.
There’s a type of parasitic vine, called dodder, that LATCHES onto other plants to survive…
And you might think that would make it a pest that folks would want to ERADICATE.
But Chinese dodder (Cuscuta chinensis) is special – particularly its seeds.
Because in Traditional Chinese Medicine, cuscuta seeds – or Tu Si Zi – are considered a “longevity herb.”
And they’re used as an aphrodisiac… and to help remedy other sex issues.
The traditional theory is that this herbal remedy TARGETS kidney function…
And in TCM, kidney issues are considered a MAJOR culprit behind sex problems!
Even better, modern science CONFIRMS that this anti-aging hero could FEED your “man muscle”!
Specifically, animal research has revealed that it could help RELAX the area of your “down-there part” that allows you to get hard – called the corpus cavernosum (or simply cavernous tissue).
Now, I know that sounds like the OPPOSITE of what you want to happen…
But in order to STIFFEN UP… you need to RELEASE tension so that blood can RUSH IN!
Remember, it’s BLOOD that keeps you firm… and you don’t want anything TIGHTENING UP to keep it out of there.
One animal study even showed that Chinese dodder seed could help the “little blue pill” work BETTER when it comes to that key action.
Now, Chinese dodder is still somewhat of a MYSTERY to Western medicine…
So don’t be surprised if your doc NEVER mentions it.
In fact, scientists are still trying to figure out WHY it works… and what its most active component is.
They suspect it may be the seeds’ antioxidant content – specifically, flavonoids like kaempferol.
But if it’s anything like other Chinese herbs, its action is the result of MANY different compounds working together…
Which is why it’s important to consume the whole herb… rather than an extracted compound.
Look for cuscuta as a supplement in capsule form… cuscuta seed powder… or whole, dried cuscuta seeds.
However, remember that TCM rarely uses any one herb on its own…
And for sex issues, it often combines cuscuta with cnidium.
