Plants for the health of women and men.

A lot of plants can be used to solve specific problems for ladies and gentlemen. Women are particularly concerned with menopausal disorders and urinary disorders, even if they may affect both gynecologists. In men, it is mostly prostate disease. Finally, both women and men could benefit from the aphrodisiac qualities of certain plants. Menopause plants Hot flashes, irritability, vaginal dryness. Menopausal disorders, namely the decrease in the production of progesterone and estrogen by the ovaries, are well known.

Useful plants Salvia, soybean flax, hops, red clover, lumberia, white dead nettle or night light oil. Uses In internal use as infusion, capsules or mother tincture. Some of these species may also be used to diminish the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome or to alleviate menstrual disorders (pains, dysfunctions, etc. ). Precautions for use All these species, except for night light oil, contain analogues of phytoestrogenic hormones.

As a result of these supposed effects in the genital area, they should not be used during pregnancy or breast-feeding, in any case by persons with personal or family history of hormone-dependent cancers (breast, uterus, ovary) without medical opinion. Prostate Plants With aging, prostate, a gland that is part of the male reproductive system increases, causing benign prostatic hypertrophy. It compresses the bladder (located, anatomically, very close) causing irritating urinary disorders (with increased frequency of micturition) and obstructive (difficulties in urination). Sometimes sexual disorders are also associated. Useful Plants In order to reduce these disorders, dwarf palm, African plum, pumpkin seeds and nettle root are useful.

Some of these plants may also be useful in treating prostate cancer or prostatitis (acute or chronic prostate infection). Plants for the urinary system Various plants prove to be useful in fighting urinary tract infections, especially against cystitis, bladder inflammation that causes serious problems. Uses Diuretic Plants: Accelerate the evacuation of pathogenic germs that caused the infection. This category includes grapes - bears, dandelions, black grass, creeping pine, leaves of live nettle and birch. Antiseptic urinary plants.

In addition to their diuretic action, bear-grains and black winter are used as specific urine-specific antiseptics. Antibacterial plants American alfalfa prevents bacteria from adhering to urine while some essential oils (mountain ginger, oregano, thymol thistle, coriander) are anti-infectious. Tip- In addition, do a cure of probiotics to rebalance intestinal flora (some urinary infections originate in the intestine). Plus, the intestine is actively involved in strengthening the immune system. Aphrodisiac plants Some plants are known for their aphrodisiac effects - such properties have either been proven by clinical studies or have been strongly suggested.

Maca is a plant of South American origin, the root of which is used to improve sexual performance in both men and women. This effect has been confirmed by the science of males and males of some animal species. Ginseng, tonic and adaptogen is recommended for erectile dysfunction. Ginger is used to stimulate sexual desire in men. Galanga, a rhizome belonging to the same botanical family as ginger, is commonly recommended for increasing libido of women, especially after menopause.

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