Emperors Vigor Tonic Supplements

Cnidium Monnieri: Cnidium monnieri (L.) Cusson (CMC) is a traditional Chinese herbal medicine that has been extensively cultivated and utilized in Asia. People commonly consume cnidium to enhance sexual performance and sex drive, as well as to address erectile dysfunction (ED). Additionally, it is used for bodybuilding, infertility, osteoporosis (weak bones), cancer, and fungal and bacterial infections.

Dodder Seed: Dodder seed is an herb popular in traditional Chinese medicine. Also known as Semen cuscutae, dodder seed is a thin, vine-like stem with yellow or white flowers. However, some studies have found dodder contains chemicals with antioxidant effects. These antioxidants could support healthy inflammation, support the health of your internal organs, and help with blood flow – all of which could promote sexual function and help with ED.

Wild Yam: The bulb and roots of wild yams contain a chemical called diosgenin, which can influence the production of several useful hormones in humans, such as estrogen or dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA). Consuming wild yam may be a natural way of promoting these hormones in the body, which could have certain medical benefits.

Rehmanniae Radix: Rehmanniae Radix, a traditional Chinese medicinal herb, can help the body adapt to stress and various health challenges. Known for its adaptogenic properties, this root is believed to regulate bodily systems and maintain equilibrium. Its healing benefits have been used by generations to alleviate symptoms of fatigue, nervousness, and imbalance. As a natural remedy, Rehmanniae Radix ensures the body’s resilience and ability to recover, boosting overall wellness and vitality.

Radix Achyranthis: Radix achyranthis bidentatae, also shortened to radix, has a long history of use as a neuroprotective agent and brain health supplement. It’s particularly popular in traditional Chinese medicine. Radix also appears to have antioxidant effects, which could help with inflammation throughout the brain and body. Other studies have connected radix to improved memory and cognitive performance in humans.

Eucommia Ulmoides: Eucommia ulmoides is a small tree that, like most other ingredients in Emperor’s Vigor Tonic, is native to China. Little-known outside of traditional Chinese medicine, the tree is also known as hardy rubber tree. It’s most frequently grown as an ornamental shade tree, although some use extract from the tree as medicine. One recent review found Eucommia ulmoides had “health-promoting properties,” for example, because it contains phenolics, steroids, flavonoids, and other compounds linked to health and wellness. The tree is also known as Du Zhong in China, and traditional Chinese medicine practitioners use it for a range of ailments and illnesses.

Cistanche: Cistanche is a parasitic desert plant that grows in China, Mongolia, and other parts of Central Asia. It is commonly referred to as “Rou Cong Rong” in Chinese, which translates to “the herb that looks like a goat’s horn.” The plant has a unique appearance, with long and slender branches that can reach up to 1 meter in height. Its roots are the main part of the plant that is used for medicinal purposes. It promotes male sexual health through its ability to increase nitric oxide production. Nitric oxide is a molecule that relaxes blood vessels, allowing for increased blood flow to the penis. This increased blood flow can help improve erectile function and enhance sexual performance.

Schisandra: Schisandra is a plant commonly used in traditional medicine, particularly in Asia. One of its notable benefits is its ability to stimulate the production of nitric oxide, a compound vital for maintaining blood vessel health and improving blood flow. Beyond its cardiovascular benefits, Schisandra also possesses powerful antioxidant properties that support overall health. As more research unfolds, the medicinal potential of this plant proves to be vast and promising.

Poria Cocos: This mushroom itself has a unique appearance, with a light brown or beige color and a spongy texture. It is often used in dried form and can be consumed as a tea, powder, or in capsule form.

One mechanism by which Poria Cocos improves physical endurance is through its ability to enhance energy metabolism. A study published in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology investigated the effects of Poria Cocos extract on exercise performance in mice.

Polygala Tenuifolia: Polygala tenuifolia is a root used in traditional Chinese medicine for its ability to improve memory and protect against cognitive ailments. Limited human evidence suggests Polygala tenuifolia cannot improve memory, but may improve spatial awareness and organization.