Ingredients 

Niacin is critical to energy production and proper circulation for long-lasting erections . Vitamin B3 or Niacin causes a large release of histamine all over the body, one effect of which is to dilate blood vessels so more blood can flow through them. A relatively large release of histamine occurs naturally during sexual excitation causing a 'sex flush'. The flush caused by niacin is basically the same as the natural 'sex flush' but is probably more intense. The niacin-induced histamine release also causes the secretion of mucus in the mouth and sexual organs. Niacin also has the ability to increase sensation all over the body. Thus it plays an integral role in heightening the total physical experience during intercourse.

Vitamin B-6 is necessary for the metabolism of lipids, carbohydrates, and proteins. It facilitates the conversion of amino acids from one to another and is necessary for the normal synthesis of hemoglobin and the normal function and growth of red blood cells. It is also needed for the synthesis of the neurotransmitters serotonin, gamma amino butyric acid (GABA) and dopamine and for the conversion of essential fatty acids into prostaglandins. Vitamin B-6 helps prevent the onset of arteriosclerosis without the side effects of other stimulants like caffeine. By helping to clear the blood vessels of plaque it allows for a greater volume of blood to flow to the penis during arousal. This results in an erection that can then be firmer, harder and longer-lasting.

L-Arginine is an amino acid is that releases human growth hormone, enhances fat metabolism and is necessary for normal sperm count. It helps to create nitric oxide in the human body. (Nitric oxide is the most essential substance influencing sexual functioning in both men and women.) L-Arginine I promotes circulation resulting in improved blood flow to the genital area. It also alleviates male infertility and improves sperm count, seminal volume and motility. Furthermore, L-Arginine also produces a natural growth hormone, thus helps to increase the overall size, length and girth of erectile tissue in the penis.

L-Phenylalaline (LPA) is a free-form amino acid that serves as a building block for the various proteins that are produced in the body. It is converted to phenylethylamine which functions as an anti-depressant and creates a positive, elevated mood. It improves memory and concentration. LPA also creates better fat mobilization and functions as an appetite suppressor.

Epimedium (Horny Goat Weed) has been used for centuries in China and is considered one of its most valued herbal tonics. It is used especially for supporting healthy sexual activity – thus its name Horny Goat Weed. Top medical doctors report that Epimedium Sagittatum has been proven to boost libido, improve erectile

dysfunction and restore sexual fire. Scientifically it works by freeing up testosterone which increases our sex drive and endurance. It also tonifies the kidneys and reduces symptoms of impotence, frequent urination and lower back pain.

Maca is an all-natural herbal wonder from Peru with a legendary history that goes back over 3000 years . It was an integral part of the diet and commerce of the Incas who found it so powerful that they restricted its use to their Royalty's court. It was used to increase sexual ability and pleasure, for energy and endurance, mental clarity, and more. Maca contains over 50 naturally occurring phyto-chemicals. These include important hormonal precursors and sterols proven to assist the human body in a number of recognizable ways. It is also an adaptogen working to create homeostasis in the body, regulating levels of hormones and enzymes. The benefits for men are considerable. In addition to the above it enhances libido, improves potency and fertility, increases DHEA and testosterone levels, improves athletic performance, helps overcome depression, and alleviates stress.

Notes: Keep tightly closed and store in a cool, dry place. Keep out of reach of children. For use by men only. Not for persons under the age of 18.

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