Peanuts for potency

Peanuts are an annual, short herbaceous plant that belongs to the legume family. The plant is common in places with warm and humid climates. Nuts are formed in the ovary of a pollinated flower, which buries itself in the ground. This is why peanuts are often called peanuts. Peanuts are recognized as a natural aphrodisiac. The intake of roasted nuts and medicinal decoctions with nut extract causes a significant increase in sexual potency in men and women.

The nut has a high nutritional value (551 kcal per 100 g), so it should be taken in small quantities. To obtain a medicinal effect, it is enough to eat 10 kernels of fried peanuts per day. The walnut is an oilseed crop and should be kept refrigerated. Failure to store or consume spoiled peanuts can cause food poisoning.

Composition of peanuts

The chemical composition of peanuts contains a wide variety of vitamins useful for the human body (A, D, E, B, PP), micro- and macroelements (magnesium and copper, manganese and potassium, calcium). Peanuts are 42% oil and vegetable fats.

Also among the ingredients of nut kernels are biotin and amino acids, polyunsaturated lionolic and folic acid. Nuts contain a minimum amount of cholesterol.

Medicinal effect of peanuts

Stimulation of potency

The systematic use of small doses of peanuts has a complex strengthening effect on the male body. The reserve of vitality increases, the body is saturated with energy, strength and endurance increase. Thought processes are activated, the brain receives a sufficient amount of oxygen, and mood improves. The performance of the nervous system increases, a person acquires the ability to easily cope with severe stress, conflicts and physical fatigue. Peanuts are high in amino acids and protein, which are essential for the development of muscle tissue. A man who ate a few roasted peanut kernels a day reported improved physical fitness and increased self-esteem. Components of peanuts weaken the influence of harmful free radicals, make the vascular walls of the pelvic organs stronger and more elastic. The herbal product helps to avoid the development of atherosclerosis and to rid the vascular lumen of cholesterol deposits.

Other benefits of peanuts

High quality vegetable peanut butter has antibacterial and wound healing properties. Walnut helps in the treatment of purulent and inflammatory processes. Peanut extract is used to enhance the outflow of bile, prevent diseases of the heart and blood vessels. Peanut-based products are often used to get rid of unmotivated fears and insomnia, reduce nervous excitability and anxiety. The nut can be eaten by patients with gastritis and peptic ulcer disease, the product provides a slight choleretic effect and normalizes the bowel function. The nut is used as a preventive measure against cancer. Peanuts have a marked antioxidant effect, preventing the development of signs of early aging. Concentrates with walnut oil are included in the composition of nourishing masks and creams for face and body, hair shampoos.

Peanut Healing Recipes

You can prepare a herbal decoction to increase sexual strength according to the following instructions:

• Mix 60 g of unpeeled peanuts with 2 glasses of water. The composition must be boiled and simmered over low heat for 10 minutes. Take the finished drink 3 times a day
• Pour 90 g of peanuts with a glass of water, keep the composition on fire for 15 minutes. The broth is taken 2 times a day before meals. The course of treatment lasts 1-2 months, depending on the severity of the sexual disorder and the doctor's recommendations

Contraindications

Walnut is not recommended for food during pregnancy, since the presence of an individual intolerance to peanuts in a child can lead to serious functional impairments. A high-calorie product should not be consumed when:

• hypersensitivity of the body
• arthritis, arthrosis or gout

A small amount of roasted and peeled peanuts should be eaten. Eating too many nuts causes excess weight gain and obesity. Adding a raw herbal product to the diet can cause allergic reactions (itching, swelling of the mouth and throat), abdominal pain, diarrhea and flatulence, and other gastrointestinal distress. In severe cases, attacks of eczema or urticaria, anaphylactic shock develop.