Medicinal Herbs Database

Perennial Chinese woodland herb, one of the main species used as Yin Yang Huo in TCM for yang deficiency.

Hairy-leaved epimedium of central China, used in TCM and Chinese folk medicine as yang tonic.

Chinese epimedium used for male sexual dysfunction and as immunomodulator; studied for lung conditions.

Large-leaved epimedium of Wushan gorge region, one of the highest icariin-content species.

Nigerian shrub used traditionally for male sexual performance.

TCM animal product that strongly tonifies kidney yang and lung qi.

A TCM herb whose name means black hair; used for premature graying, male infertility, and longevity; prepared form (Zhì Hé Shǒu Wū) is safer than raw; stilbene glycosides are antioxidant.

A Peruvian aphrodisiac shrub used by Andean shamans for male sexual dysfunction and reproductive health.

Ayurvedic nerve and reproductive tonic from velvet bean seeds with highest natural L-DOPA.

An aquatic Ayurvedic herb whose seeds are a primary tonic for male sexual health, urinary disorders, and kidney stones; highly regarded in Unani medicine.

A Hanbang tonic used for kidney yang deficiency, used to strengthen essence and improve vision.

Steam-processed ginseng with enhanced ginsenoside profile for male vitality.

A member of the ginger family from Thailand used as a traditional vitality tonic and sports performance enhancer.

Delicate stamens of sacred lotus flowers used in TCM to stabilize kidney essence, treat premature ejaculation, and excessive leaking conditions.

Immature antler velvet from sika deer, one of the most prized tonics in TCM for replenishing essence and marrow, tonifying kidney yang, and strengthening bones and blood.

Red variety of maca specifically studied for prostate health and bone density in male populations.

East and Southern African vine used as a tonic, aphrodisiac, and appetite stimulant in traditional medicine.