Cistanche Extract

Introduction Of Cistanche Tubulosa Extract

Cistanche tubulosa (Latin name: Cistanche tubulosa (Schenk) Wight) is a perennial parasitic herb in the genus Cistanche of the family Ledebouriaceae, with plants up to 100 centimeters tall, unbranched stems, creamy-white leaves that dry brown, triangular, and spikelike inflorescences, with bracts oblong-lanceolate or ovate-lanceolate, pilose at margins, and glabrous on both surfaces; bracteoles linear-lanceolate or spatulate, nearly glabrous. bracteoles linear-lanceolate or spatulate, subglabrous. Calyx tubular, corolla creamy white, long ovate-triangular or lanceolate, corolla tube funnel-shaped, lobes purplish in bud, suborbicular, anthers ovate, ovary long ovate, capsule oblong, seeds numerous, suborbicular, flowering in May-June, fruiting in July-August.

The dried fleshy stems with scaly leaves of Cistanchis tubulosa are warm in nature, sweet and salty in taste, and are used to tonify the kidney, strengthen the yang, moisten the intestines, and laxative.

Function Of Cistanche Tubulosa Extract

Cistanchis extract is generally used to enhance sexual performance.

Cistanchis extract is a substance extracted from the parasitic plant Cistanchis, which can be used to enhance sexual performance. According to modern scientific research, Cistanchis can exert a testosterone-like effect to promote sexual desire and ability. Cistanchis stimulates sperm production and semen secretion, and promotes libido by filling the seminal vesicles. Cistanchis inhibit gonadotropin-like effects and generally do not affect the normal balance of testosterone in the body. Generally, Cistanchis should not be used by people with yin deficiency, heat constipation, or loose stools.