Safed Musli, India’s New Natural Viagra
Safed Musli is an herb that grows in Asia, especially in India and has become more important as a health herb over the years.
Safed Musli has no known side effects and is becoming increasingly used for impotence, male vitality, and premature ejaculation.
Safed Musli boosts sperm count, increases libido plus it also powers up the immune system and brings back strength… and has been used by body builders and athletes… and it has been used just after child birth to restore the female body.
Safed Musli is also great for stress, plus helping with depression too.
In Ayervedic Medicine in India Safed Musli has been used to prevent obesity and help with weight loss. Safed Musli is full of lots of great antioxidants and also vitamin C thus helping to prevent degenerative disease.
Safed Musli does seem to help with arthritis, diabetes, and asthma too… but more research is being done.
Safed Musli increases good HDL cholesterol and decreases bad or LDL cholesterol.
Safed Musli contains over 20 amazing alkaloids, protein, vitamins, minerals, and simple sugars that the body needs… plus it’s a good antibacterial and anti-fungal agent too.
In India a company has developed a powerful Safed Musli herbal formula called Nai Chetna that is called the Natural Viagra of India. It’s widely accepted as being better than Viagra because Safed Musli is much safer, even more powerful, with faster recovery time, and with little of no side effects… and it can be used by men and women… and in women it also helps with vaginal dryness.
You can order Safed Musli on-line or find it at your local health food store.
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