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Liver, heart and sexuality
Sexual well-being comes
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To improve your performance, choose the combined action of Reishi and Cordyceps, two Medicinal Mushrooms that stimulate the production of lacking sex hormones and have a vasodilator action. Our Liver, heart and sexuality Kit is designed to act on the causes that inhibit libido and improve all aspects connected with sexuality.
In the East, Reishi and Cordyceps are natural remedies which are well known and have been used for millennia. In women, they promote the health of the sexual apparatus in all phases of life: from adolescence to pregnancy, and through menopause.
These Medicinal Mushrooms can, in fact, be taken for a long time without any contraindications, they help to alleviate mood swings and stress and regulate the activity of estrogen.
They also have a balancing effect in men: Mycotherapy Supplements provide help in case of stress, side effects from conventional medicine, excess alcohol and a lack of libido. They are fantastic energizers; it’s no coincidence that Cordyceps has been nicknamed the "natural Viagra".
The Liver, heart and sexuality kit is triple action: it protects the liver and heart, and is also an excellent ally for the proper functioning of the genital system.
Cordyceps (Zhu, 1998a; Zhu, 1998b) and Reishi (Sanodiya, 2009; Shimizu, 2009) promote the activities of the female (Huang., 2004) and male (Huang, 2001; Pan, 2011) reproductive system. These two Medicinal Mushrooms have a neutral action: they stimulate the necessary functions both in women and men.
The Liver, heart and sexuality Kit is compatible with any pharmacological therapies you are taking.
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- Pan BS, Lin C.Y., Huang B.M. (2011): “The Effect of Cordycepin on Steroidogenesis and Apoptosis in MA-10 Mouse Leydig Tumor Cells”, in Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine.
- Sanodiya BS, Thakur GS, Baghel RK, Prasad GBKS, Bisen PS. (2009): “Ganoderma lucidum: a potent pharmacological macrofungus.” Current pharmaceutical biotechnology, 10(8): 717-742.
- Shimizu K, Miyamoto I, Liu J, Konishi F, Kumamoto S, Kondo R. (2009): “Estrogen-like activity of ethanol extract of Ganoderma lucidum.” Journal of Wood Science, 55(1): 53-59
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