thread: Herbal teas/remedies for low libido?

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  1. #1
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    Jul 2006
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    Hi Stevie,

    We took Royal Jelly to assist with our last IVF cycle (you can get it in 'fresh' form in a little jar that looks like lip gloss or in capsule form) from selected health stores.

    Whilst we took it as a main reason for improving our embryo quality, its taken otherwise to help with overall health/fertility etc.

    It does read on the label that it may increase libido - both DH & I found that it did this considerably for us
    Big bonus, considering during an IVF cycle with all of the drugs, DTD at all is usually not something we did, as I am just always exhausted etc from the medication.
    We took it daily (I took it in fresh form - it doesn't taste brilliant, but its only half a teaspoon!) - but DH took it in capsules.
    From memory I think it took about 5-7 days before I noticed a big rise in my libido.

    It definately was a noticable difference for us (although libido wasn't the reason we were taking it at the time, lol) - and obviously works as it should, because this was the first cycle we've ever done (7yrs worth) that worked as you can see in my ticker

    I bought mine from a Go Vita store - if you can't find the product in stores near you I know you can also get it online.

    HTH

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    I'd agree with acupuncture/chinese medicine
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  3. #3
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    Jul 2008
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    There are many reasons why low libido can occur in someone.

    From a TCM perspective, there isn't a 'one size fits all' solution.

    Herbal teas, as beneficial and mild as they are, could still cause an individual some other issues down the track.

    Your best bet would be to consult a professional (of any modality) and get their professional opinion. Its about treating the whole person, not the problem!