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| Yohimbe |
| (Pausinystalia
yohimbe) |
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| Plant
Profile |
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| Type:
Evergreen Tree |
| Height:
up to 30 meters |
| Spread:
up to 8 meters |
| Stem:
erect and branching |
| Leaves:
oval, acuminate, 10 cm. |
| Seeds:
small winged slivers |
| Soil:
rich and partly shady |
| Propagation:
seeds or cuttings |
| Native:
Nigeria, Cameroon, Congo |
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| Pharmacology Indole
alkaloid yohembine
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Drug/Preparation
Label
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| Afrodex |
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Aphrodyne |
| Yohyrol |
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Yohimbe
Power |
| Yocon |
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Yohimbe
650 |
| Yohimax |
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Super
Yohimbe |
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| Usage
Claims |
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| Aphrodisiac |
| Male
Impotence |
| Feebleness |
| Exhaustion |
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| List of
links, grouped into... |
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| News
Articles - The links
in this section are all articles
found from leading Newspapers in
the US, Canada, UK, and
Australia. Majority of the
articles have a negative outlook
toward this drug or preparation. Other
Articles - Articles
found in this links are found
mostly from web sites that are
either directly or indirectly
commercially involve in this drug
except for sites that is purely
for information purposes only.
Majority of the articles are
positive about this drug or
preparation. Please read their
disclaimer.
Product
Sites - These are
the sites or pages that advertise
products that contain 'yohimbe'
as an active ingredient. Please
read the 'fine prints' of their
product description.
Discussion
Group - Chat
channels, communities, forums,
newsgroups, mailing list,
etc...that are actively
discussing this topic.
Related
Links - These are
topic related links, namely;
aphrodisiac and sexual disorders
articles in the Net.
Humor?,
Jokes? - Links to
sites that has humorous remarks,
experiences and jokes about
yohimbe, aphrodisiac, impotence,
etc... Warning some of this
materials might be offensive.
Send me your 'feefback' about
this links. Should I or should I
not include them on this site?
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| FDA Stance |
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bark of Pausinystalia yohimbe (K.
Schumann) (commonly called
yohimbe) contains the
indolalkylamine alkaloid
yohimbine, which is a potent
alpha-2- adrenergic antagonist
that may be toxic when ingested
in high doses. 10/16/97 www.fda.gov |
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| Author's
Note |
| This
site was concieve with the
visitors in mind. My approach
here is to deliver a balance
information, which means covering
both the pro's and the con's of
this subject matter. The goal of
this site is to make it as a main
starting point for this subject,
by no means it is complete. I
neither endorse the products
listed here nor I am affiliated
with the sites listed in my list
of links. This site is by no
means diagnostic or as a health
advisor but rather as information
provider only. If you are
suffering from related health
problem, please consult your
qualified and authorize health
care provider.
Appeal
to visitors, your feedback is
food for my soul, please let me
know if I wasted my time or not.
To
web site owners, organizations
and investors. If you have any
interest in my approach, I
welcome any inquiry in regards to
expand this project, or your
project.
Last
but not the least, enjoy.
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