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1.Anti-nociceptive and anti-inflammatory activity caused by Cistanche deserticola in rodents. 2. Anti-oxidative action of the glycosides of Cistanche in the tissue of mice 3. Hepatoprotective activity of phenylethanoids from Cistanche deserticola 4. Kidney reinforcing and yang supporting action of cistanche deserticola Y. C. Ma before and after preparation 5. Sexual desire - effects normally begin within a few days
Erection - some people may notice improved erection within a day or two
Orgasms and climaxes are more intense
Mood and vision are improved. Many people report vision to be sharper and enhanced pleasure in seeing.
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Appearance: Brown powder
Functions: 1.Anti-nociceptive and anti-inflammatory activity caused by Cistanche deserticola in rodents. 2. Anti-oxidative action of the glycosides of Cistanche in the tissue of mice 3. Hepatoprotective activity of phenylethanoids from Cistanche deserticola 4. Kidney reinforcing and yang supporting action of cistanche deserticola Y. C. Ma before and after preparation 5. Sexual desire - effects normally begin within a few days
Erection - some people may notice improved erection within a day or two
Orgasms and climaxes are more intense
Mood and vision are improved. Many people report vision to be sharper and enhanced pleasure in seeing.
Valid period:24 months with original packing under 18oC
Storage:Store in cool dry place,avoid sunlight and high temperature.
Herb Source:Cistanche deserticola Y.C. Ma
CAS 69815-49-2
Active Ingredients: CDT-Polyphenols 16%,30% UV
Actions: It is used to adjust the kidney,increase the memory,Anti-aged,and increase the immunity.
Distribution:
Cistanche deserticola is widely distributed in China's deserts including the provinces of Gansu, Shaanxi, and Qinghai, and the Autonomous Regions of Xinjiang, Ningxia, and Inner Mongolia.
Traditional uses:
This particular species is known in the Chinese herb trade as suosuo dayun. It is collected in the spring when the sprouts have not come out of the ground or have just come up. Inner Mongolia is the top native-producing area of the species
Annual production is about 70 tons. The stems are gathered in the spring, dried in the sun and cut into slices for medicinal use. Along with other members of the Cistanche genus, Cistanche deserticola is a noted source of the Chinese herbal medicine cistanche, commonly called Rou Cong Rong. Pharmaceutical materials, known in Chinese as suosuo dayuan, are produced by slicing the stems of the plant. Cistanche deserticola has been placed on CITES Appendix 2, a list of endangered species not banned from trade but requiring monitoring. With increased consumption of cistanche, the population of the species has decreased and its area of distribution has shrunk. Aside from over-collection or indiscriminate collection, an important factor in the diminished supply of cistanche is a loss of the saxaul host, which is widely used for firewood. An in vivo study reported that high concentrations of Cistanches extract increased nerve growth factor induction in isolated nerve cells
Description:
Cistanche deserticola is a perennial hardy, shrub-like herb 40-160 centimetres (1 ft 4 in-5 ft 3 in) tall. It is shaped somewhat like a cross between a pine cone and a pineapple, with thick, fleshy stems and large, yellow flowers that grow smaller at the plant's apex.
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