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PotentMel
DESCRIPTION
Imagine, for just one fleeting moment of taking a mixture of herbs and a whole food honey bee hive
product to help support your healthy hormones, while also arousing your sexual desire . . .
Called Apitherapy, it’s an alternative therapy that uses the end product that comes from the
honey bees to help support and then maintain a healthy body, including the heart, brain, liver,
digestive system, nervous system, immune system, and circulatory system.
Zuf Globus and Dr. Alexander Goroshit took it a step further by combining specially selected herbs
with a honey bee hive product.
Because, as you already know, a good diet can greatly help – down there.
How PotentMel Mel is Made
It all starts by combining 12 GMO-free (exotic) herbs with sweeteners (sweeteners are added to
get the honey bees to eat the blend).
When the blend is turned into a sweet “nectar,” our beekeeper feeds it to honey bees. The bees then
store the solution in their honeycombs, and then a normal honey-producing process begins.
Our beekeeper can take the honeycombs as soon as the bees seal the honeycombs. He takes
the sweet herbal blend out of the honeycombs so it can be filtered, and then poured in a
sanitized jar.
Nothing else is added.
For men, the sexual fluids promote the production of semen. For the ladies, schisandra is said
to support healthy circulation and sensitivity in the female genitals.
Schisandra also helps relieve stress, and calms the body. Less stress, more sex.
Other Herbs Used: Aralia racemosa, Angelica atropurpurea, Inula helenium, Plantago major,
Vitex agnus-castus, Lepidium meyenii, Tribulus terrestris, Vitis vinifera.
Recommended Dosage: It’s just one teaspoon, twice a day.
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Herbs in the product
Vitex agnus-castus
Place of growth:
The Middle East until West Asia
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Aphrodisiac, diaphoretic, diuretic, febrifuge, promotes milk flow in nursing women, treats infertility, balancing, sedative, digestive, treats the entire female hormonal system.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Ripe and dried fruits, and dried leaves
Vitis vinifera
Place of growth:
South Europe, West Asia. Today it is cultivated and can be found in mild weather countries.
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Anesthetic, anti-inflammatory, astringent, diuretic, hepatoprotective, laxative, dissolves stones, dermal support, stomachic.
Indications:
The plant is very nutritious and is considered an aperient. The fruits support the body during various diseases, in particular digestive tract and liver diseases.
Due to the resemblance of the substance composition in the fruits to components contained in the blood plasma, the plant is excellent for aggressive detoxication while combined with fasts.
The fresh fruits are anti kidney stones, refrigerant, diuretic and tonic.
A specific-period diet based on the fruits may substantially improve liver functions in people with a poorly functioning liver.
The fruits are highly effective as treatment for varices, hemorrhoids and capillary fragility.
The dried fruits are used as anodyne, refrigerant and partial expectorant, laxative and stomachic. The fruits can partially relieve cough.
The red leaves in particular are anti-inflammatory and astringent. Using a decocted extract of these leaves may assist in cases of potential abortion, internal or external bleeding, cholera, edema, diarrhea and nausea.
They can also be used as a mouthwash for ulcers as well as for showers in cases of improper vaginal secretions.
Red grapevine leaves are also effective for treating varices, hemorrhoids and capillary fragility.
The leaves are harvested at the beginning of the summer and are used when fresh or dried.
The seeds are anti-inflammatory and astringent. Juice produced from the young branches is diuretic and is used as medicine for various dermal problems and as eyewash.
The tendrils are astringent. A decocted extract treats diarrhea.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Leaves, fruits, and juice.
Comments
The plant is used as a Bach flower remedy and its main contribution is in dominant, non-flexible and ambitious people.
Tribulus terrestris
Place of growth:
Golan, Hermon, Galilee, Upper Jordan Valley, the valleys, Shomron Mountains, Shomron Desert, Judean Mountains, Judean Dessert, the Dead Sea Rift Valley, Ein Gedi, Sharon plain.
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Alterative, parasiticidal, carminative, anodyne, diuretic, induces milk flow in nursing women, treats infertility, supports and treats respiratory tract problems.
Indications:
The seeds drain and purge the blood, are anthelmintic, aphrodisiac, astringent, carminative, anodyne, diuretic, emmenagogue, induce milk flow in nursing women, support and treat respiratory tract problems.
The plant stimulates the blood cycle. A decocted extract is used to treat male impotency, night ejaculation, gonorrhea and urinary continence.
The plant was proven to be effective in treating painful urinating, Gout, and kidney diseases.
The plant showed anti-cancerous properties.
The flowers were used to treat leprosy.
The stems are used to treat skin diseases such as scabies and psoriasis.
The dry fruits are more concentrated and treat digestive problems, flatulence, headaches, liver problems, gastritis and eye infections.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Fruits and leaves.
Schisandra chinensis
Place of growth:
North East China and Korea.
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Anti-rheumatic, antitussive, aphrodisiac, astringent, anti-cancerous, cardiorestorative choleretic, expectorant, hepatoprotective, laxative (stool softener), nervine, upper respiratory tract tonic, sedative, stimulant, general tonic
Indications:
The plant is excellent for strengthening and rehabilitation in conditions of stress and it also promotes joy and joie de vivre.
The plant is a substitute for ginseng and used as tonic to both male and female reproductive system.
The fruits are antitussive, aphrodisiac, hepatoprotective, astringent, cardiorestorative, choleretic, expectorant, hypotensive, sedative, nervine, upper respiratory tract tonic, general stimulants and tonic.
Small doses of the fruits stimulate the central nervous system; large doses inhibit it.
The fruits help in regulating the cardiovascular system.
Internally used, the plant treats dry cough, asthma, night sweat, urinary disorders, uncontrolled ejaculation, chronic diarrhea, palpitations during rest, insomnia, memory problems, hyperacidity, hepatitis and diabetes.
External use is meant to treat allergies and skin irritations.
The fruits contain ligans which are known as very powerful hepatoprotectives.
A clinical experiment reports a 76% success among hepatitis patients while no side effects have been recorded during the experiment.
The seeds are used as anti-cancerous. The plant itself is anti-rheumatic.
Concoction of the branches produces a gel-like substance which treats cough, dysentery and gonorrhea (sexual disease).
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Fruits.
Comments
The fruits are harvested after the first seasonal frost and are dried for future use.
Serenoa repens
Place of growth:
South USA, South Carolina, Florida and California
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Antiseptic, aphrodisiac, diuretic, expectorant, sedative, tonic and supports the womb.
Indications:
These seeds are considered as tonic and supporting, effective in treating weakness, urinary tract problems and reducing enlarged prostate.
Partly ripen dried fruits are considered as aphrodisiac, urinary tract antiseptic, diuretic, expectorant, sedative and general tonic.
When internally used, the plant treats impotency problems, weakness in older men, benign prostatic hyperplasia and inflammations, complaints about upper respiratory tract problems which are related to coldness or cold and other damaging diseases.
The plant is one of the western herbs which is considered anabolic (enhances and builds tissues in the body, encourages weight gaining).
The “meat” of the fruit or a tincture are given to people who suffer from damaging diseases, general weakness and difficulties in recovering.
The fruits have an additional therapeutic advantage relating to the urinary tract by reducing enlarged prostates and strengthening the bladder neck.
It appears that the fruits have estrogenic properties; such activity is described in treatments of impotency, in conditions of low sexual drive or lack thereof, abnormal enlargement of the testicles and in encouraging breast augmentation in women.
The fruits are used to treat cough, stimulated mucous membranes, asthma and more.
Using vaginal suppository which contains the fruits’ powder strengthens and supports the womb and vagina.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Dried ripen fruits, fresh fruits.
Panax ginseng
Place of growth:
Originally from China. Today it is cultivated in Korea, Japan and Russia.
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Adaptogen – allows the body to better cope with changes and pressures, hypocholesterolaemic, induces vomiting, expectorant, hypoglycemic, nervine, general tonic.
Indications:
The roots are adaptogen, blood purgative, carminative, anodyne, induces vomiting, expectorant, stimulant, general tonic.
The plant has stimulating and sedative properties in respect of the nervous system, stimulates secretion of hormones, improves body resilience, hypoglycemic, hypocholesterolaemic, improves the body’s resiliency against diseases.
Internally taken, the plant treats old age diseases weakness, lack of appetite, insomnia, stress, shock and chronic diseases.
The plants is not recommended for pregnant women, patients under 40 years old or those suffering from depression, acute anxiety or acute inflammatory diseases.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Dried roots.
Comments
The documentation regarding this plant goes 5000 years back. It is one of the most popular plants in the oriental herbal medicine where it has reached an almost magical status due to its ability to support health, improve general vitality and promote longevity.
Overdose of this plant might induce headaches, restlessness, hypertension and other side effects, especially if the plant is consumed together with caffeine or alcohol, turnip or bitter/spicy foods.
The roots are harvested in the autumn, usually from 6-7 year old plants and are used when dry or fresh.
Lepidium meyenii
Place of growth:
It has originally grown in the area of the Andes at 4000 meter above sea level.
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Adaptogen (helps the body to better adjust to changes), aphrodisiac, good for non-hormonal cancer, improves fertility, nourishing, supports and balances the body.
Indications:
The plant is a powerful stimulant and contributes to physical and mental equilibrium. A source for energy and strength it naturally contains vitamins, minerals and essential amino acids. It contributes to hormonal balance in women and men. It enhances concentration, cognitive skills, alertness and memory. It improves fertility in both men and women. It also assists in physical and sport activity. It alleviates aging processes and improves life quality at an older age.
In traditional medicine the plant was commonly used to treat anemia, tuberculosis, menstruation disorders, menopause, stomach cancer, bareness and other sexual disorders.
In 1981 the plant was clinically analyzed and found to contain methoxybenzyl isothiocyanate – a powerful aphrodisiac; fertility was affected due to the glucosinolates.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Leaves and roots.
Comments
The Maca (Lepidium meyenii), also known as Peruvian Ginseng, is in fact a yellowish-purple bulb edible vegetable similar to carrot. It is sweet and used by the Indians living in the upper Andes.
Inula helenium
Place of growth:
Originally from Europe and parts of Asia, USA and China.
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Alterative (purifies and drains blood), parasiticide, purgative, anti-cough, astringent, bitter, choleretic, anodyne, diaphoretic, diuretic, expectorant, stimulant, digestive, supports and balances the body.
Indications:
The plant has supportive, enhancing and mild warming properties. It has been found very effective in treating cough, constipation, bronchitis and a variety of problems in the chest and respiratory system and in the digestion system.
The use of this plant is highly safe, also in young and elderly population, especially when the patent is recovering from an exhausting disease.
The plant detoxicates, stimulates the immune and digestion systems and treats bacterial and fungal infections.
The roots are alterative (purify blood and drain), parasiticide, purgative, astringent, bitter, choleretic, anodyne, diaphoretic, diuretic, partially expectorant, digestive and general tonic.
An extract of the plant is very powerful against various organisms, in particular the organism inducing tuberculosis.
The roots contain alatoakton, a very powerful parasiticide.
This active ingredient has strong anti-inflammatory properties. It reduces excretion of mucosae and stimulates the immune system.
The plant is also recommended for external use, washes of infected skin and varices developed into ulcers.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Fresh or dried rhizome
Comments
The best season to harvest the plant is autumn when the plant is 2-3 years old.
The plant is not recommended for pregnant women.
Note that external treatment with the plant has been known to induce allergic reaction.
EleuthEchinacea purpurea
Place of growth:
Siberia, North China, Korea and Japan,
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Adaptogen, anti-inflammation, tonic, vasodilators, hyperglycemic. The Eleutherococcus senticosus is a powerful tonic with a wide spectrum therapeutic range. Contrary to many herbal plants with medicinal properties, it is more effective in maintaining users’ health than in treating damaged health.
Indications:
Research has proven that the plant has anti-stress properties and therefore it is commonly used as tonic in times of stress and pressure.
In Russia and China the plant is used mainly by simple people as a substitute for ordinary Ginseng. Its flavor is hot – bitter-sweet.
It is considered as having heating properties which sometimes exceed those of the Korean Ginseng.
Regular consumption rejuvenates energy reserves, improves memory and also promotes longevity.
The root and skin are adaptogen, anti-inflammatory, hyperglycemic, tonic and vasodilators.
Internal consumption of these parts of the plant helps in periods of healing and recuperation. It also treats menopausal symptoms and geriatric-related weakness. During periods of physical and mental stress, the plant’s effect is reflected in improving the natural resilience of the body and immune system.
The plant is used in treating diseases induced by exposure to radiation and dangerous chemicals.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Grinded plant roots; alcoholic extraction of the grinded root.
Comments
The plant is not recommended for children and is not to be used for more than 3 weeks each time.
Caffeine should not be consumed when using the plant.
The roots should be harvested in the autumn and dried for future use.
Eleutherococcus senticosus
Place of growth:
Siberia, North China, Korea and Japan,
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Adaptogen, anti-inflammation, tonic, vasodilators, hyperglycemic. The Eleutherococcus senticosus is a powerful tonic with a wide spectrum therapeutic range. Contrary to many herbal plants with medicinal properties, it is more effective in maintaining users’ health than in treating damaged health.
Indications:
Research has proven that the plant has anti-stress properties and therefore it is commonly used as tonic in times of stress and pressure.
In Russia and China the plant is used mainly by simple people as a substitute for ordinary Ginseng. Its flavor is hot – bitter-sweet.
It is considered as having heating properties which sometimes exceed those of the Korean Ginseng.
Regular consumption rejuvenates energy reserves, improves memory and also promotes longevity.
The root and skin are adaptogen, anti-inflammatory, hyperglycemic, tonic and vasodilators.
Internal consumption of these parts of the plant helps in periods of healing and recuperation. It also treats menopausal symptoms and geriatric-related weakness. During periods of physical and mental stress, the plant’s effect is reflected in improving the natural resilience of the body and immune system.
The plant is used in treating diseases induced by exposure to radiation and dangerous chemicals.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Grinded plant roots; alcoholic extraction of the grinded root.
Comments
The plant is not recommended for children and is not to be used for more than 3 weeks each time.
Caffeine should not be consumed when using the plant.
The roots should be harvested in the autumn and dried for future use.
Calendula officinalis
Place of growth:
Center and Southern Europe, West Asia and the U.S.
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antispasmodic, astringent, laxative, choleretic, diaphoretic, emmenagogue, homeopathic use, wide influence on the skin, stimulant, haemostatic and treats warts.
Indications:
The plant treats bug stings and bites, wounds, eye aches, varicosity and sprains. The plant has clearing and detoxicating properties and can be taken orally as treatment against fever and chronic infections. All parts of the plant but the flowers and leaves in particular are considered anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antispasmodic, laxative, astringent, choleretic, diaphoretic, emmenagogue, treats dermatological problems, stimulant and haemostatic. Using the homeopathic formula of the plant is for quick healing of wounds.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Leaves and flowers.
Comments
This is one of the most well known plants possessing the widest properties in current western herbal medicine. In addition, it is extremely common as a home plant. First and foremost it treats various dermatological problems and to that end it is used externally.
Aralia racemosa
Place of growth:
North America – from central Canada to the west and up to Virginia.
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Purgative, anti-rheumatic, diaphoretic, expectorant, for external treatment, dermal, stimulant.
Indications:
Rheumatism, eczemas, pulmonary diseases, removal of mucous, general stimulation and detoxication, also as first aid dressing for pains, burns, itching skin, ulcers and swelling. Preparing a drink from the mashed root of the plant treats cough.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Rhizome and root may be used both dry and fresh.
Angelica atropurpurea
Place of growth:
Mountain in China, Korea and Japan in cold and moist conditions.
Herb’s therapeutic uses:
Carminative, diaphoretic, emmenagogue, sedative, digestive, enhancing and tonic.
Indications:
Treatment of the female hormonal system (also in early menopause and improving of sexual drive), anti atherosclerosis (prevents thrombosis of blood vessels), anti congelation, fat dissolving effect, mild vasodilator, mild effect on cold, treats spasmodic pains in the digestive tracts, carminative, general stomachic, general sedative, uses for gurgling to treat sore throat and oral pains, externally used for dressing treats swelling and provides first aid for broken bones.
Active ingredients in the herb are located:
Roots, leaves and stems.
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