Ashwagandha For Sexual Rejuvenation – How To Use? Ashwagandha increases nitric oxide production which is helpful in dilating blood vessels and is a key factor in maintaining penile erection. Consume 3-6 gms of Ashwagandha powder and sugar with equal proportion of milk everyday to increase sperm count and stamina. You can also mix Ashwagandha with sugar, honey, and ghee to increase semen quality, sperm count, and mobility. Ashwagandha As A Sexual Rejuvenator
Ashwagandha is both a rasayana herb, meaning one that aids the quality of life and longevity, as well as an adaptogen, a herb that improves one’s ability to cope with stress. It also increases Nitric oxide production which is helpful in dilating blood vessels which is a key factor in maintaining penile erection, which explains its traditional use as a sexual rejuvenator. Ways To Use Ashwagandha As A Sexual Rejuvenator Increasing Stamina And Sperm CountAdd Ashwagandha to one-fourth quantity of ghee (clarified butter) and grind it nicely. Store this in an air-tight container. Take 5 gm of this mixture with milk or lukewarm water for 1 month regularly. Impotency Take 3-6 gms of Ashwagandha powder and sugar in equal proportions with milk every day. Erectile Dysfunction, Low Libido, Premature Ejaculation Ashwagandha mixed with ghee, sugar and honey acts as a good aphrodisiac and increases semen quality, sperm count, and mobility. The dosage and time period this can be taken depends on the level of damage present in the body and one’s age. However, adults are advised to take the medicine for at least 3 to 4 weeks continuously to realize the full benefits of the herb. For people over 40, Ashwagandha needs to be taken regularly from anywhere between 3-6 months. In case of prolonged medication, take ashwagandha for 6 weeks and give a break of about 10 days before starting the next dosage. Ayurveda recommends Ashwagandha as an aphrodisiac and as a tonic for overall health. Researchers have found that it increases sperm quality, count and motility. It increases testosterone and luteinizing hormone, and reduces follicle stimulating hormone and prolactin. It also reduces oxidative damage and counters stress. Consume 1-2 tsp root extract twice daily for best benefits. Ashwagandha Benefits for Male Sexual Health
Sexual health is an important part of a man’s life; it offers both physical and emotional benefits and contributes to the overall quality of life.
Sexual disorders such as premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, impotence and problems with sperm concentration, quality and motility are quite common in men across the world. These disorders have been found to be linked with diet (insufficient or imbalanced nutrition), lifestyle (sedentary, smoking) and other health conditions, with stress being a primary contributing factor. It is clear that sexual health and fertility depend on overall health and vitality. That’s probably why common sexual disorders are difficult to treat with drugs that focus on specific symptoms. Herbs like Ashwagandha can play a multi-faceted role in improving overall health, with a trickle-down effect on sexual health as well. Ashwagandha Benefits For Male Fertility The roots of Withania somnifera (WS), commonly known as Ashwagandha, are used extensively in Ayurveda, the classical Indian system of medicine. Ashwagandha is used to promote physical and mental health, provide defense against disease and adverse environmental factors, and arrest the aging process. It also finds special mention as an aphrodisiac that can be used to treat male sexual dysfunction and infertility. There is an increasing body of research that seems to be validating these ancient claims. Increases Semen Volume, Sperm Count and Sperm MotilityA randomized placebo-controlled pilot study was conducted to evaluate the spermatogenic activity of Ashwagandha root extract in 46 oligospermic patients.1 The study found that on day 90, as compared to the placebo-treated group, there was
Researchers at the Centre of Biomedical Magnetic Resonance, Lucknow, India conducted a study on 180 infertile male patients with age-matched, healthy men as a control (n=50) group. Participants were administered Withania somnifera root powder at the rate of 5 g/d for a 3-month period.2 It was found that Ashwagandha therapy
Researchers from the Departments of Biochemistry and Urology, Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj Medical University, Lucknow, India investigated the impact of Withania somnifera roots on semen profile, oxidative biomarkers, and reproductive hormone levels of 75 infertile men, compared to 75 age-matched normal healthy fertile men (control subjects).3They found that Ashwagandha
Improves Testicular Development Animal studies have shown that Ashwagandha leads to improvements in sexual parameters, presumably by exerting a testosterone-like effect:4
Reverts Adverse Effects of Cadmium Other animal studies provide further evidence of Ashwagandha’s beneficial effect on sexual function:5
Reduces Oxidative Damage It has been well documented that high levels of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in the semen induce oxidative damage to the sperm and are associated with abnormal sperm parameters leading to infertility. Ashwagandha, an effective antioxidant, has been found to counteract the formation of ROS in infertile men.6 Counters Stress, Anxiety and Depression Stress, anxiety and depression have been known to play a key role in sexual dysfunction. Ashwagandha, with effective adaptogenic and anxiolytic properties, has been found to reduce cortisol levels by 28%, decrease stress by 44%, and depression and anxiety by 72%.7 Ashwagandha decreases the frequency and severity of stress-induced inhibition of male sexual behavior.8 No Significant Impact on Erectile DysfunctionOne aspect of sexual health that Ashwagandha doesn’t seem to have a significant beneficial impact on, is erectile dysfunction.9 Other Expert Views
How Much To Consume Ayurvedic preparations often use Ashwagandha root or leaf powder (instead of a concentrated extract of the same). One or two teaspoons twice daily (boiled in water or mixed with milk or honey) is the recommended amount, for long term use. 1 tsp of Ashwagandha root or leaf powder can be reduced to about 300 mg of concentrated extract. Taking this cue from traditional texts, most human studies on Ashwagandha have tested effects of dosage of 600 – 1200 mg of Ashwagandha root or leaf extract per day; they have found this dosage to be both safe and effective. In capsule form, that works out to 1 – 2 capsules, twice daily. Ashwagandha has been found to be effective at even lower doses; the minimum effective dosage of Ashwagandha extract is 50 – 100 mg. On the other end of the spectrum, even dosages as high as 6000 mg of extract per day have been found to be completely safe and non-toxic. Aswhagandha Aphrodisiac Recipe From The Charaka Samhita An ancient libido-boosting recipe – the claim might very well be true given the variety of healthy herbs that go into its preparation.
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