Composition:
- Green tea extract + Lycopene +Amino Acids + Ginsong + Ginkgo Biloba +Citrus Bioflavonpids + Mixed Carotenoids+ Garlic + L-Carnitine, L-Tartrate with Vitamins + Minerals
Indication:
- Convalescence
- Diabetes Neuropathy
- Chronic Fatigue
- Male Infertility
Ginseng:
- Ginseng enhances sexual performance, improves male fertility through modulating the neuronal and hormonal system & promotes spermatogenesis during disease state.
(Ginseng and male reproductive function spermatogenesis. Jul 1, 2013; 3(3) : e26391)
- As per studies ginseng also produces anti-fatigue effects in patients with idiopathic chronic fatigue
(Plos one.2013 Apr 17;8(4) : e61271)
L-Carnitine:
- L-carnitine levels in seminal plasma plays an essential role in maintaining male fertility.
(J pak med assoc. 2011 aug; 61(8): 732-6)
- L-carnitine & L-tartarate improves fatty acid metabolism and hence enhances energy production in the body
(Med sport sci. 2012; 59: 135-42. Doi: 10.1159/000341934. Epub 2012 oct 15)
Ginkgo Biloba:
- Ginkgo bilobo is 84% effective in treating antidepressant induced sexual dysfunction predominately caused by selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors
(Journal of medicinal plants studies year: 2013, volume :1, issue:1)
- Ginkgo biloba extracts improve vaso regulating activity, decrease blood viscosity and antagonize platelet activating factor (PAF), thereby improves blood flow & enhances atp production in the body for energy
(Journal of applied nutritional science 1998 advanced nutrition publication, inc.)
Lycopene:
- Oral lycopene therapy has good role in the management of idiopathic male infertility, maximum improvement seems to occur in the sperm concentration (66% cases)
(Int urol nephrol. 2002;34(3): 369-72.F)
- Lycopene supplementation reduces oxidative stress and prevents body from various disorders.
(Journal of the American of nutrition, Vol.19, No-5, 563-569 (2000)
Green Tea:
- Green tea is a powerful antioxidant that enhances fertility by repairing the oxidative damage that occurs as the result of environmental toxins, aging, stress, exercise, lack of sleep, and poor diet (Processed foods)
(J appl physiol (1985). 2044 nov 20: jap . 00674.2014.)
- Green tea supplementation acts as a potential agent in the management of chronic fatigue syndrome by reducing oxidative stress
(J med food. 2005 spring ;8 (1) : 47-52