OK; So here I put in my two cents worth of info on natural supplements for PE.. This is what I have been using to help my little guy a-long..
Aminos- I use a supplement containing most of the essential and non-essential amino acids to cover all the bases where these are concerned.
Essential means that your body does not produce these on it’s own and must be obtained through consumption.
Adding- L-Lysine, an essential necessary for building protein, helps in collagen formation and healing from injury.
- L-Arginine, Repairs tissue, increases vascular and muscular circulation, and assists in the release of growth hormone.
* All taken on an empty stomach at different times of the day.
Multivitamin- Very important to all systems in the body. A deficiency in any of these will counteract the balance of the whole.
I use Ultra Man by the Good ‘n Natural company. Seems to be a good cost effective source.
Iron- Anemia in men is becoming much more common as people are tending more towards natural foods and away from processing and fortification.
Be sure to have this checked by a doctor before supplementing though as it can easily lead to toxicity if too much enters the system.
Iron is very important for tissue oxygenation, energy, and growth.
Zinc- Important to the prostate, growth of the reproductive organs(!), healing, and protein production. Do not take it with iron.
Copper is needed in a 1-10 ratio for optimum utilization. More than 100 mg Zinc daily can be harmful.
Selenium- Works with vitamins E, C, and Zinc. An antioxidant that also aids in tissue elasticity. (A good thing?)
Also can be overdone. 200 micrograms should be a suitable dose.
Vit. C- Required for tissue growth and repair, as well as hundreds of metabolic functions.
Vit. E- Increases lubricity of the blood, helpful in avoiding clots (thrombophlebitis).
MSM- methylsulfonylmethane. Contributes sulfur, helpful in healing and tissue integrity.
Also the herbs,
Panax Ginseng- Increases energy and strengthens the entire system. Adaptogenic tonic.
Maca- Also increases energy, aids ED, another good tonic herb.
Chorella- High in protein, as well as the building blocks RNA and DNA.
Spirulina- Similar to chorella, just good all around.
Ginko Biloba- Increases peripheral circulation and tissue oxygenation. Noted clot-buster.
Garlic- Improves circulation, good for just about everything.
Saw Palmetto- Great for the prostate, which produces seminal fluid.
That’s my list. As far as dosages, you can do your research and see what works for you. The relative bible of hippie healers has for some time been the “Prescription for Nutritional Healing” by Phyllis Balch. I highly recommend this book for anyone interested in alternative therapies and treatments of most ailments we might find ourselves stricken with. Has proved invaluable to me.. As has this forum, thanks to you all for advancing the cause!! Not only for us you see..
I don’t assume to know that any of these supplements actually help, my own gains have only been modest, so any input as to the possible counter-productivity of any of these items is certainly open for debate.
Much respect all. L8