Best tea to aid your PE?

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I recently gave up coffee in favor of tea. I know different teas have different properties - some make you sleepy, some wake you up, etc.

What, in your opinion, is the best tea to aid us as PEers? Maybe one that increases circulation or works as a natural aphrodisiac?

My favorite thus far is Ginkgo tea, but I hear any green tea would suffice.

I’ve personally had great results with Ginger tea, I think it helps with circulation and all that good stuff.

I’ve used a few different common teas: Green tea, black tea, chamomile tea, earl grey, green tea +lemon and honey.

So far I’ve found the plain green tea to be the best.

Green Tea?
Green tea vs premature ejaculation.
Green Tea

I’m a tea-aholic. I’ve never thought about teas as a PE aid; I just enjoy them. I can imagine there may be some erection/circulation benefits to the ginger tea.

If anyone want to try some really fabulous/rare/exotic teas and coffees, I’ll let you in on my ‘secret suppliers’! :) IMO you won’t find better anywhere; all the chains of specialist tea and coffee places have to have mass market suppliers, these people don’t.

http://www.imperialteas.co.uk/

I switched to the Green Tea capsules. A couple 500mg a day. I keep some Lipton/citrus diet green tea around for giggles.

Green, Oolong, White Tea.

Ginger.

I love https://www.uptontea.com for great tea. I like Pu-ehr, Oolong, Green, and White. Some new research says that those teas can help lower your cholesterol and help manage your weight. Can’t say they have any good PE effects, but good for health overall, which is indirectly good for PE.

I drink decaffeinated green tea all day long. Occasionally I’ll go with regular green tea in the morning if I’m tired but otherwise I don’t want the caffeine causing vasoconstriction and negatively affecting blood flow to the penis. I’m not sure how true it is that caffeine is bad for EQ but I don’t want to test it.

It’s worth looking into the processes by which they decaffeinate the teas. Nature prefers that tea contains caffeine.

Check out these caffeine content charts:

Caffeine Content of Drinks - Coffee, Soft Drinks, Tea

Caffeine: Read About Side Effects, Addiction, and Withdrawal

If you believe the charts, which probably are not perfect, then a cup of green tea has between 1 / 10 and 1 / 4 the caffeine as a cup of drip coffee. Or, if you care, it has three times the amount of caffeine as a cup of chocolate milk. I don’t know how much caffeine is necessary to inhibit your PE, but I don’t think there is enough in green tea to push that limit.

But if you look closely at the second article it seems that small doses of caffeine can actually be beneficial to your health, so six of one half a dozen of the other i guess….

Lahrjdhik tea. ;)

Go see a doctor of Chinese medicine. I went from being a lifetime grower to a fulltime show-er in less than a month of herbal prescriptions for underlying health issues not recognized by modern medicine aka allopathy.

READ THAT AGAIN. No one gets the implications of that, generally. Your loss.

Treating symptoms without regard to correcting an underlying condition?
That’s the underlying critique, No ?

And what exactly were the findings and herbal recommendations of the doctor of Chinese medicine for your particular case?