Cynomorium bark
<p>used for impotence in men and lack of libido in women</p>
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In traditional Chinese medicine, cynomorium is considered a mild, yet powerful, <i>jing</i> herb. Its primary functions are to tonify the kidney, fortify yang, nourish the blood and strengthen the sinews.</p>
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Cynomorium is used to treat impotence in men, and infertility and lack of libido in women. In both genders, it is used for strengthening the back, legs and skeleton, and weakness of the tendons due to kidney yang deficiency.
How much cynomorium should I take?</p>
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Most practitioners recommend 10-15 grams of cynomorium root, usually encapsulated or ground into a powder.</p>
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Cynomorium, which has a pleasant, sweet taste when raw, has long been known as a "famine food," that is, something not frequently eaten, but nourishing enough to help people survive when the standard foods are insufficient.</p>
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