Juvenator

Juvenator contains some of the following ingredients: Gingko (leaf), Tribulus, Polygonum, Astragalus, Psoralea, Angelica Sinensis, Wild Yam, Morinda, Rehmannia, Panax Ginseng, Cistanche, Carthamus, Eurycoma Longifolia, Cordyceps, Notoginseng, Ginger, Gastrodia, Pinellia, Limonium, Ganodema, Eucommia and Cusuta.

When we first examined this formula, we were struck by a couple of inconsistencies. We find it contains some effective male sexuality enhancers, such as Tribulus and Ginseng, but it also contains some elements, such as Wild Yam, which may be best suited for use in a woman’s formula. We feel this would be O.K. if this was a formula geared toward both sexes, but it’s not. Also, while some of these ingredients are clearly healthful, they may have a limited ability to directly affect sexuality.

Wild Yam was used for generations as a medicinal herb by the Aztec and Mayan culture to ease a variety of ailments, including female problems, and to relieve the pain of child birth. In fact, research has shown that it contains steroidal saponins, which are often used to generate progesterone and other steroid medications used as contraceptives, and to ease issues such as asthma and arthritis.

Angelica Sinensis is known to many women as "Dong Quai", but it is often referred to as “female ginseng". This is an herb that has been used for centuries in China to address gynecological ailments, fatigue, mild anemia and high blood pressure, as well as other conditions.

Morinda is also known as Noni, and it has been shown in some clinical studies to have a potentiality for increasing immune function. The same may be said for Astragalus, an Indian herb used to augment immune function and overall health. Gastrodia has been widely used in Chinese medicine, and is often placed in the category of superior herbs – meaning that it may be used for the long term. It is most often used to support longevity, as well as ease certain illnesses.

That said, many readers may be wondering if any elements used may augment sexuality – and the answer is yes. Ginseng has been shown to ease erectile fatigue, thereby enhancing performance, as well as being able to increase sexual desire and stamina. In a study conducted on men who were suffering with premature ejaculation, it was shown to enable them to experience greater sexual pleasure and last longer. Tribulus, on the other hand, has been shown to affect sexually from another avenue – by increasing testosterone production. In studies, Tribulus was shown to enhance the luteinizing hormone, which, in turn, increases sex drive and virility.

• Contains Tribulus and Ginseng

• Uses Ginkgo to enhance erections, rather than Yohimbe
• Contains many extracts that may be more valuable in addressing women’s issues

Our research shows that Juvenator contains many extracts that may be far better suited for augmenting health and easing female problems. Its inclusion of Tribulus and Ginseng may increase sex drive and desire in men. However, this developer does not cite how much of these two elements are used, and this prevents us from ascertaining its true level of effectiveness.

Also, they clearly include Ginkgo to increase erectile function, and while this element may enhance memory, it will likely not significantly augment erectile performance. We find there are so many other more viable options available to men, such as Yohimbe, that we have a lot of trouble understanding why they use Ginkgo instead. In the end, we have trouble recommending this product, and suggest men look elsewhere for products that use extracts which are clearly geared toward increasing male sexuality exclusively.