Image "Red Rhino" Epimedium Extract Paste

Epimedium paste - a mixture of honey and herbs to improve potency and increase libido.

In a nutshell - a natural substitute for Viagra, where the main component is Goryanka.

Horny goat weed is a herb (epimedium) that has demonstrated aphrodisiac and testosterone booster properties, and is often used as a cognitive booster and treatment for cardiovascular disease. Also called "Lustful Goat Grass", the name came about after people noticed that goats and sheep become more playful after eating epimedium, which grows near the fields where they graze. Sometimes named for its active ingredient, icariin. Icariin is a prenyl flavonoid and exhibits most of the properties of Horny Goat Weed. Horny Goat Weed has been noted to increase testosterone production in high doses, while moderate doses have beneficial effects on bone health. Icariin does not increase testosterone levels in women, but its active ingredients, icaritin and desmythylcaritin, increase estrogen levels in postmenopausal women. The plant acts as an aphrodisiac for both sexes, and the increase in gender-specific hormone has a beneficial effect on both men and women.

Also Known As: Epimedium, Goryanka Grandiflora, Icariin, Elven Wings, Elven Flower, Archbishop's Flower, Inyanho, Lustful Goat Grass

It should be noted that icariin has a pro-erectile effect on men and increases libido in both sexes.

Properties of epimedium paste:

- improves potency

- increases testosterone

- recommended for mental and physical fatigue, neurosis, insomnia

- improves blood supply to the brain

- recommended for prostate adenoma and prostatitis

- increases the secretion of glands in women

- increases libido in women

- recommended for menstrual irregularities

- increases sperm count, stimulates sperm motility and density

- accelerates the recovery of the body after treatment

Side effects:

- minor headache (for the first time using the paste)

Contraindications:

- individual intolerance to one or more components;

- women during pregnancy and lactation;

- acute form of cardiovascular insufficiency;

- persons under the age of 18