Secret Russian ‘rose root’ could help shift your sex drive IN GEAR
Friend, even if you’re WAY past retirement… the job of being a parent (or a grandparent) NEVER seems to end.
Add to that the stresses of homeownership… doctor’s appointments… money worries… and more…
It’s no wonder if your libido has gone DOWN the drain!
When you’ve been carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders…
It can seem tough to get EXCITED about anything other than a comfy chair and the latest Netflix series.
But I might have a “fix” for you today – and it has to do with supporting a healthy stress response.
If you’ve been giving your spouse the “cold shoulder”…
Here’s an “arousal secret” that could help you feel “hot to trot”!
In top-secret Cold War-era tests, Soviet scientists discovered the power of rhodiola (Rhodiola rosea) as an adaptogen.
As the name implies, that means it could help Russian spies… military cadets… and more ADAPT to stress!
I’ve shared with you before how that same action allows rhodiola root to also help LIFT your mood… and BANISH anxiety and depression…
But that’s not all this uplifting herb can do to RAISE your spirits.
Because according to legend, Vikings used it to help STIMULATE their virility…
And it could help you feel more ENERGIZED…and get IN THE MOOD, too.
No wonder it’s a common wedding present for Russian newlyweds!
In fact, rhodiola root is known for helping both guys AND gals with low libido get “turned on”…
Which is pretty amazing, when you consider how MOST “sex helpers” leave the ladies out in the cold!
Now, feeling more RELAXED and STRESS-FREE could certainly clear the way for desire to take hold…
But rhodiola may also help BOOST libido by working on certain “pleasure chemicals” in your brain — like dopamine.
Research has shown the dopamine helps CONTROL sex drive…
But that’s not all.
Because consuming rhodiola could also help ELEVATE your levels of the neurotransmitter norepinephrine…
Which could ALSO help lay the groundwork for healthy libido.
One of the most-studied forms of rhodiola root is the patented extract known by the codename “WS 1375” or by the brand name “Rosalin.”
But you can choose any rhodiola supplement from a quality maker – ideally one that’s been standardized to contain a minimum percentage of active compounds, like rosavins and salidrosides.
