DAMIANA from Materia Medica by William Boericke. Homeopathy.

DAMIANA. (TURNERA) Said to be of use in sexual neurasthenia; impotency. Sexual debility from nervous prostration. Incontinence of old people. Chronic prostatic discharge. Renal and cystic catarrh; frigidity of females. Aids the establishment of normal menstrual flow in young girls. Dose.--Tincture and fluid extract-ten-to forty-drops doses.

Damiana 30, 200, 1M, Q - Best Uses, Benefits & Side Effects

Local name of Damiana is Turnera Aphrodisiaca. Native American hunters discovered this herb after a wearisome journey. Native American people from the USA used this herb to boost energy and for reproduction system problems. ... Homeopathy focuses on treating the whole person, so a detailed case study is necessary to select the most appropriate ...

Anti-anxiety Activity Studies on Homoeopathic Formulations of Turnera ...

Turnera aphrodisiaca Ward (Turneraceae) has been traditionally used for the treatment of anxiety neurosis, and as an aphrodisiac. Mother tinctures (85% ethanol extracts) of T. aphrodisiaca have also been used for the treatment of central nervous system disorders. In the present investigation, T. aphrodisiaca mother tinctures formulated by three reputed manufacturers of homoeopathic medicines ...

The Genus Turnera: A Review Update - Taylor & Francis Online

Keywords: Aphrodisiac, Turnera, Turnera aphrodisiaca, Turnera ulmifolia. Introduction This review emphasizes the traditional use and clinical potential of Turnera species, especially T. aphrodisiaca. ... Damiana is an important homeopathic medicine for the treatment of sexual debility and nervous prostration (Boericke, 1988). Homeopathic ...

Turnera Aphrodisiaca. from Materia Medica by John Henry Clarke. Homeopathy.

The herb Damiana (the local name of Turn. a.), has long been a domestic medicine in Mexico, where it is used to "invigorate the system." Indian hunters discovered that a decoction of it was a great invigorator after wearisome journeys; and they also found in it a cure for inability to exercise the reproductive functions in both sexes.