Yohimbe is a South African tree, known for its aphrodisiac properties, that stimulate sexual appetite and aid in the treatment of sexual dysfunction.
The scientific name of this plant is Pausinystalia yohimbe, and can be purchased from naturist shops, pharmacies or free markets. The dried bark of this plant can be used in the preparation of teas or dyes, and can also be purchased as capsule supplements. or concentrated extract.
This medicinal plant helps in the treatment of several problems such as:
In addition, when directed by your doctor, this medicinal plant can also be used to treat Alzheimer’s disease and type II diabetes.
In general, among the properties of Yohimbe stands out an action that improves performance, mood and potency. This plant has a powerful aphrodisiac effect, in addition to being responsible for the dilation of blood vessels, strengthening and extension of the erection of the penis.
This plant improves blood circulation, releases more Serotonin into the bloodstream and even fights a slight depression.
Dry yohimbe peels are often used to make homemade teas or supplements based on capsules, concentrated powder or concentrated extract containing dry plant extract.
Tea from this plant can be easily prepared using dry envelopes from the plant stem, as follows:
This tea should be drunk 3 to 4 times a day under medical supervision, for 2 weeks of treatment.
It is recommended to use it in the form of industrialized capsules to have the desired effect, it should be taken from 18 to 30 mg per day, for at least 7 weeks, because that is the time it takes this plant to reach its maximum benefit.
This plant consumed in large quantities or without medical supervision can cause unpleasant side effects, which may include:
With its use, symptoms such as dizziness, headaches, lack of motor coordination, anxiety, hypertension, hallucinations may continue to appear.
This medicinal plant is contraadded for pregnant or lactating women and for patients with diabetes, kidney, liver or gastric problems. In addition, this medicinal plant should not be consumed with drugs for hypertension, antidepressants and drugs for the treatment of psychological disorders such as schizophrenia, for example. Yohimbe should also not be consumed while a person is eating foods rich in tyramine.