As we mentioned in previous articles, infertility is defined as inability of a couple to conceive after 12 months of unprotected sexual intercourse. It effects over 5 millions couple alone in the U. S. and many times more in the world. Because of unawareness of treatments, only 10% seeks help from professional specialist.We have spent most of the time in this series discussing the conventional and Chinese medicine in treating fertility. I believe, it is the best time to change the subject by discussing how to treat infertility with lycium.
I. Definition
Lycium is also known as wolfberry or goji berry, native to southeastern Europe and Asia. It is considered as the number 1 super foods by some Chinese herbalists in treating immune dysfunction over thousands of year.
II. How lycium effects fertility
1. Heart Tonic
Lycium contains certain chemicals which help to reduce high blood pressure and promote blood flow in the body, resulting in increasing oxygen and nutrients to the body cell, thus lessening the symptoms of nervous tension, including dizziness, anxiety, stress, etc.
2. Sexual dysfunction
As resulting of increasing blood transprotation in the arteries and blood vessels, lycium helps to treat sexual dysfunction and promote production of quality of sperm, thereby improving the chance of fertility.
3. Liver
It helps to cleanse the body toxins accumulated in the liver, thereby normalizing the liver function in essential fatty acid and carbohydrate metabolism, leading to hormone balancing and over all health.
4. Diabetes
Lycium also has been used in traditional Chinese medicine in treating type II diabetes by increasing the liver function in regulating spleen in production of insulin, resulting in lessening the risk of menstrual symptoms caused fluctuation of levels of insulin, thus increasing the chance of fertility.
5. Kidney
It not only improves function of kidney in maintaining the right levels of fuild in the body, but also helps to hanmonize the kidney yin and yang, resultimg in increasing the chance of quality sperm and sperm count in men and reducing symptoms of menstrual disorder in women.
III. Side effects
No side effect has been record.
I. Definition
Lycium is also known as wolfberry or goji berry, native to southeastern Europe and Asia. It is considered as the number 1 super foods by some Chinese herbalists in treating immune dysfunction over thousands of year.
II. How lycium effects fertility
1. Heart Tonic
Lycium contains certain chemicals which help to reduce high blood pressure and promote blood flow in the body, resulting in increasing oxygen and nutrients to the body cell, thus lessening the symptoms of nervous tension, including dizziness, anxiety, stress, etc.
2. Sexual dysfunction
As resulting of increasing blood transprotation in the arteries and blood vessels, lycium helps to treat sexual dysfunction and promote production of quality of sperm, thereby improving the chance of fertility.
3. Liver
It helps to cleanse the body toxins accumulated in the liver, thereby normalizing the liver function in essential fatty acid and carbohydrate metabolism, leading to hormone balancing and over all health.
4. Diabetes
Lycium also has been used in traditional Chinese medicine in treating type II diabetes by increasing the liver function in regulating spleen in production of insulin, resulting in lessening the risk of menstrual symptoms caused fluctuation of levels of insulin, thus increasing the chance of fertility.
5. Kidney
It not only improves function of kidney in maintaining the right levels of fuild in the body, but also helps to hanmonize the kidney yin and yang, resultimg in increasing the chance of quality sperm and sperm count in men and reducing symptoms of menstrual disorder in women.
III. Side effects
No side effect has been record.
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