Irritable
male syndrome is nothing to be worried about, as it is just a part of growing
old. The Versatile Damien the Maya Indians of Yucatán regarded Damien as
mizib-coc/mizibcoc, which means 'plant for asthma'. Besides being known for its
aphrodisiac properties, demean, for the Mayans, was used as a potent body
cleanser, and served to be a remedy for pulmonary disorders, vertigo, and
lightheadedness. Damien is a small shrub of the family Turneraceae, and is
native to the regions of Mexico, Central and South America, and the West
Indies. The scientific name of this plant is Turner diffuse. The leaves of this
plant are aromatic, and their smell is said to be somewhat similar to that of
chamomile. They can be used to prepare herbal tea, which was once used by the
native people of Central and South America, for its supposed aphrodisiac
properties. Apart from making tea, this herb is also used in traditional
Mexican liqueur. Its leaves are also smoked, which is said to produce a calm
and euphoric effect on the body and mind. Damien Gains Libido One of its main
constituents is active alkaloids, which may have a testosterone-like effect in
the body. Hence, this herb is used as an aphrodisiac to stimulate and boost
libido, and treat impotency in both men and women.
A study carried out in
potent and impotent Spartagen XT male rats, found that, its leaf extract improved the mating
behavior of sexually sluggish and impotent male rats, but no difference was
seen in potent male rats. It is presumed to be helpful in treating erectile
dysfunction in men. Testosterones A research conducted by the US Department of
Agriculture (USDA), pointed that demean leaves are likely to raise testosterone
levels. A nitrogen alkaloid in this herb behaves like the male hormone
testosterone. In vitro trials also point that, the extracts of this herb curb
the aromatize enzyme (reason for testosterone conversion to estrogen), and
causes the muscles to smoothen and relax. Menstruation this herbal leaf has
been proved to be useful in relieving painful menstruation and other hormonal
troubles, as it has a normalizing and balancing effect on the hormones. It also
aids in relieving symptoms like hot flashes or night sweats. It is considered
that demean has phytohormonal compounds, which keep the hormones balanced, and
fortifies the reproductive organs in women. Blood Glucose and Anti-inflammatory
Agent In 1984, Mexican scientists documented domain’s hypoglycemic properties.
Later, in the same year, a study was published in the December edition of the
Journal of Ethno pharmacology, which stated that this herbal leaf might help in
lowering the blood glucose levels in diabetic patients.
Damien has an
antiulcerogenic effect, which increases the secretion of gastric mucus, and
thereby is also known to have anti-inflammatory properties. It even acts as an
astringent and detoxifies the urinary tract disease, which must have been
preexistent within the genitourinary system. Depression and Restiveness
Inadequate flow of blood may lead to lethargy and chronic exhaustion. In such a
case, this herb may aid in rejuvenating vitality. Damiana is believed to have
anti-depressant properties, and hence, it is considered as a tonic for the
central nervous system. It is used as a central nervous system depressant to
alleviate conditions like anxiety, nervousness, and depression. Apart from
these, this herb also helps to increase metabolism, relieve cough, asthma, and
bronchitis. It is a natural laxative, and hence, can aid in ensuring regular
bowel movements. Therefore, people suffering from constipation may find this
herb quite beneficial. Damiana Fallouts The side effects are usually not
serious in nature, and are experienced when the herb or its extract is consumed
in excess. An overdose may cause mild indigestion, nausea, and diarrhea. The
herb contains a compound called arbutin, which is a glycoside compound, and is
converted to hydroquinone in the urinary tract. Excess of hydroquinone can
cause nausea, vomiting, and tinnitus. Many a time, the presence of a
significantly large amount of hydroquinone in the urinary tract can also lead
to convulsions.
It can affect the blood sugar levels, so diabetic patients
should be cautious while consuming this herb. They should consult their
physician regarding its usage, and also need to regularly monitor their blood
sugar levels while taking it. People smoking it for recreational purposes may
experience irritation in the lung tissues, and also have headaches. Smoking
damiana can also affect the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood. This herb's
prolonged and continuous usage can eventually affect the absorption of iron in
the body. Hence, individuals taking this herb must monitor their iron levels at
regular intervals. It has also been observed that its usage might lead to
weight loss in few people. Certain people can be allergic to this herb, and may
experience symptoms of allergic reactions such as itching, hives, skin rash,
unusual swelling of the face, tongue and the lips, and breathing difficulty,
after ingesting its leaves. In addition to these, other possible side effects
are insomnia, low blood sugar, and irritation of the urethral mucosa. The
effects of damiana on children as well as pregnant and breastfeeding women have
not been established. Therefore, these individuals should never use this herb
without the permission of their health care provider. The usual or traditional
way to take demean is to prepare a tea with its leaves, which can be prepared
by infusing the dried leaves in boiling water.
However, before using it for
medicinal purposes, it is better to have a discussion with an herbalist or
health care provider about the appropriate dosage, the preparation method, and
the kind of precautions that have to be maintained while taking it. This would
help avoid any of the unwanted side effects of this herb. Dianabol, presently
known as methandrostenolone is an orally administered steroid. Its basic
purpose is to increase the testosterone level in the body by increasing the
protein level. It is a C-17 alpha alkylated steroid. Low amounts of this
steroid, under the proper administration of a medical practitioner and with
proper training does not have any noticeable negative impact on the body. This
steroid however, has a very powerful androgenic and anabolic effect. This
effect varies from one individual to another. Among its positive effects are
the nitrogen balance and the great build up of muscle mass. Among its negative
effects are liver, heart, and psychological problems. Liver Problems Being
hepatotoxic, Dianabol poses a potential threat to the liver. Even very small
doses taken on a regular basis can cause the liver values of the user to
increase. Steroids falling under the C-17 alpha alkylated category, cannot be
deactivated very easily by the liver. The body's metabolism increases, but the
liver's metabolism to deactivate the steroid continues to remain the same.
Hence, the proportionality is lost. Prolonged exposure to large quantities of
these steroids can cause liver damage and even some forms of liver cancer.
Cardiovascular Problems a sudden increase in body weight and metabolism results
into a series of cardiovascular problems. The heartbeat rate and pressure
increases causing a threat to the heart. Dianabol also increases the
cholesterol levels in the body. Problems Related to Male Reproductive System the
basic purpose for taking in Dianabol as already mentioned, is to increase the
testosterone levels in the body. Testosterone at a later stage, converts to
estrogen. Estrogen is a female hormone that is undoubtedly present in a small
amount in males too. However, its increase in males causes a variety of
problems like fatigue, loss of muscle tone, and increased body fat. One of the
most severe problems that this increased level of estrogen, can cause is
gynecomastia. Loss of libido, sexual functioning, and an enlarged prostate are
some other side effects of Dianabol affecting the male reproductive system.
Psychological problems Dianabol suddenly brings in an extreme enthusiasm to its
user making him very high-spirited. The impact has its positive effects, like
sportsmen giving in more hours of practice. However, this shifting of mood from
the normal behavior causes a variety of psychological problems. Sportsmen have
often been reported of fighting outside the sports arena and causing a public
nuisance under the influence of this steroid. Other Side Effects Besides
estrogen the other byproduct of testosterone conversion is dihydrotestosterone.
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