Herbal treatment for Erectile Dysfunction is on a rise

15 November, 2005

According to research estimates, more than 50 million Americans use some kind of herbal treatment for getting relief from their ailment. Sales of herbal preparations have increased dramatically over the last several years, reaching about $5 billion in 1999.

There are many different types of herbal products. Some of the most popular herbs are Garlic, Ginkgo, purple coneflower and Ginseng. Garlic is reportedly useful for fighting bacterial and fungal infections. Ingestion of garlic may lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of stomach cancer. Garlic may also help lower blood pressure and prevent blood clots.

Ginkgo trees (Maidenhair trees) were originally only found in China, but now grow in other parts of the world. The leaves and seeds are used for cooking and in medicine. Ginkgo is used for treating dementia, peripheral vascular disease, erectile dysfunction, asthma, macular degeneration and glaucoma. It is capable of treating erectile dysfunction without causing any ill effects.


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