Damiana from Indian Elements is an herb with different properties. For example, its use can produce a psychoactive effect that is comparable to a light marijuana strain. What Damiana is mainly valued for are its aphrodisiac effects. The plant has been used for hundreds of years, especially in Mexico, as an aphrodisiac and libido-enhancing remedy.

Damiana in Drug Lab

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Damiana

The Latin name of the Damiana flower is Turnera Diffusa. The plant is mainly found in Central and South America. The plant belongs to the Passionflower family and can be recognized by its yellow flowers and green leaves.

The plant has been valued and used by several Native American tribes for hundreds of years. Especially in Mexico, Damiana has acquired a respectable reputation. For example, Indians used the drug for various physical complaints. And throughout history, different cultures have mostly agreed on one thing: Damiana is an aphrodisiac. It is said to increase libido, improve sexual capacities and stimulate genital areas. In other words, Damiana can be good for bed performance!

We are now centuries further and Damiana is still used as an aphrodisium. The herb also appears in various Mexican drinks such as Margherita. In addition, the soothing and relieving properties are also highly appreciated. These effects are comparable to those of Marijuana. Incidentally, there is no THC in the plant.

Indian Elements Damiana can be used in different ways, for example by making tea. The herb combines well with Muira Puama.

Ingredients:

Turnera Diffusa