Epimedium koreanum Family: Berberidaceae
Uses:
Caution: No known precautions.
Fun Fact: Chinese folklore says that a goat herder observed that his billy goats had an uncontrollable sexual appetite after grazing on this herb. The Mandarin name is yin yang huo and roughly translates to "weed for licentious goat".
Dosage: 1-2 tsp herb decoction in 1 Cup boiling water or 1oz dried herb for 1 pint of water; 1 Cup once or twice daily
Parts Used: Aerial part
Range: Native to mountainous regions of China, the Himalayas, and Japan.
Habitat & Growing Conditions: Likes moist soil in full to partial shade.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Flavors: Pungent and warm
Properties:
Key Constituents:
Try the following product that include this male supporting herb:
Sources:
The Way of Herbs, Michael Tierra p135
Encyclopedia of Herbs, Deni Bown p202
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