Overcome Infertility 149 –how To Treat Infertility With Chinese Herbs

As we mentioned in previous articles, infertility is defined as inability of a couple to conceive after 12 months of unprotected sexual intercourse. It effects over 5 millions couple alone in the U. S. and many times more in the world. Because of unawareness of treatments, only 10% seeks help from professional specialist. In This article, we will discuss how to treat infertility with Chinese herbs.

I. In Female
1. Bupleurum
Although bupleurum is not a tonic medicine, it is proven effective when used together with peony in balancing the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the women during menstrual cycle resulting in lessening the risk of irregular menstrual cycle and increasing the chance of fertility.

2. White Peony root
White pony root is a Chinese herb used to strengthen the spleen and diminish the liver qi, thereby, increasing the body in blood sugar regulation and essential fatty acids metabolism resulting in lessening the risk of qi and blood stagnation in the abdominal region leading to irregular menstrual cycle and cramps.

3. Engelica roots( Dong Quai)
Engelica roots id a reproductive organ tonic herbs, it not only helps to increase blood flow to the abdominal region but also helps to balance the levels of estrogen and progesterone hormone during menstrual cycle resulting in increasing the normal process of fertilization.

4. Cinnamon
Cinnamon is classified a hot herb in traditional Chinese medicine, it not helps to strengthen the immune system, but also increase the kidney function in regulating the production of sperm, if the cause of infertility is found to be kidney yang deficiency.

5. Poria
Poria has been used in traditional Chinese medicine in treating blockage of channels and blood, resulting in lessening the risk of blood and q stagnation in the reproductive region, thus increasing the normal menstrual cycle and increasing the chance of fertility.

6. Schizandra
It is said that schizandra not only helps to increase immune system in fighting against irregular cell growth, but also stimulate the production of testosterone, leading to increase sexual desire and the chance of fertility.

7. Lycium
Lycium is considered as a quintessential tonic herb. It not only has the power to restore the harmony of 5 elements in Chinese medicine, but also increases the production of quality sperm in men and regulating the menstrual cycle in women.

8. Cordyceps
It is considered as a liver tonic herb. It helps to increase liver function in carbohydrate metabolism and regulate spleen in insulin production resulting in lessening the risk of blood stagnation in the abdominal region, thereby increasing the chance of normal process of menstrual cycle.

9. Gynostemma
Gynostemma is considered as immortal herb in traditional Chinese medicine, it supports the harmony of glands and organs in the body, resulting in increasing over all health, including the reproductive organs.

II. In Male
1. Polygonum multiflorum,
Polygonum multiflorum besides has been used widely in China as the body rejuvenate herb, it helps to restore the kidney function as resulting of kidney yin and yang imbalance, thus, increasing the production of sperm count and sperm quality.

2. Deer Antler
Deer anther besides is a male hormone enhancer herb, it also has a unique function in assisting the production of blood and blood movement, resulting in increasing the blood flow to the reproductive organs thus, increasing sexual desire and sperm production.

3. Astragalus
Astragalus is a male sexual enhancer herb, it helps to increase the levels of testosterone in the body, resulting in increasing the sexual desire and production of quality of sperm and count.

4. Epimedium
Epimedium is said to have a aphrodisiac characteristics. Chinese herbalists believe, if epimedium can increase the sexual activity and off springs in goats, it must have the same effect in men.

5. Cistanches
Cisanches is kidney tonic herb, it helps to improve the kidney function in regulating the effectiveness of men reproductive organs, resulting in lessening the risk of sexual dysfunction and increasing the sexual desire.

6. Imperial Garden
Imperial garden is also known as dragon herb and considered as a over all health tonic herb, thereby, it helps to restore the body to it’s harmony state, resulting in increasing the function of reproductive organs to response to it’s natural process.

7. Male Silk Moth
Male silk moth contains high levels of protein, cephalin and male hormones, it helps not only to reduce the nervous tension, but also increase the production of testosterone, resulting in increasing sexual desire and production of sperm quality and count.

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Herbs To Increase Energy

The body’s ability to produce and utilize energy properly depends on many factors. Biochemically, energy is produced within the mitochondria of body cells as part of a complex process, where glucose from food is converted to adenosine triphosphate (ATP).

Certain herbs can activate and economize energy production and utilization. Herbs with this ability are known as ‘adaptogens’. Adaptogens increase the body’s ‘adaptive energy’, which economizes biochemical and physiological responses to ‘stress’ (physical, chemical and biological) and increases disease resistance.

The concept of ‘adaptive energy’, traditionally called ‘vital force’, has its equivalent in Chinese medicine, namely Qi (pronounced ‘chee’). Theory states that adequate production and utilization of Qi is underpinned by the body’s genetic or inherited energy, called Jing. Herbs that increase Qi are called Qi tonics and those that supplement Jing are called Kidney-meridian tonics.

The best known Qi tonics are Panax ginseng (Korean Ginseng) and Astragalus membranaceus (Astragalus). Both are defined in the West as adaptogens as well as immune modulators, cardiac tonics and antioxidants. In scientific trials, Korean Ginseng consistently demonstrates an ability to improve muscular strength, maximal oxygen uptake, work capacity, fuel homeostasis, serum lactate, heart rate, visual and auditory reaction times, alertness, and psychomotor skills. In layman terms, this equates with enhanced energy production and utilization resulting in increased physical performance.

Traditionally, Korean Ginseng is combined with Astragalus and modern research demonstrated that this combination has profound anti-fatigue effects, due in part to improved energy metabolism.

As indicated above, herbs with Kidney tonifying properties are essential to the success of any formula treating insufficient or deficient energy. The best known herbs for this purpose are Cordyceps sinensis, commonly called caterpillar mushroom and Withania somnifera or Ashwagandha.

Cordyceps is a highly valued medicinal mushroom in both Chinese medicine and modern clinical practice. Cordyceps helps increase stamina and endurance by enhancing mitochondrial energy production and is one of the top selling sports supplements amongst the worlds’ elite competitive athletes.

Withania is also known as Indian Ginseng due to its
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many therapeutic similarities with Korean Ginseng. It is a highly respected adaptogen and Kidney-meridian tonic with anti-fatigue, anabolic, antiinflammatory, immune modulating, anti-anaemic, cognitive enhancing and aphrodisiac properties.

Three other herbs reinforce the energy enhancing effects of these principle ingredients. Interestingly, all three herbs are commonly known as Ginsengs. That is, Tienchi Ginseng (Panax notoginseng), American Ginseng (Panax pseudoginseng) and Siberian Ginseng (Eleutherococcus senticosis).

Siberian Ginseng rose to fame in 1984 after publication of a study into its effects on Soviet Olympic athletes during challenging training and competition. Athletes using Siberian Ginseng were found to have improved stamina and recovery, increased oxygen uptake and better performance.

By helping economize the body’s energy production and utilization, this combination of herbs can provide balanced support, whatever your level of physical activity.

By: PaulKeogh

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Paul Keogh ND, DMH is a qualified Naturopath and medical herbalist with 20 years combined experience in clinical practice and the development of medicinal-grade, integrated Chinese and western herbal medicines. Paul regularly reviews the benefits of vitamins, supplements and vitamin tablets for different goals and conditions.

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