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MUIRA PUAMA (Ptychopetalum olacoides)Family: OLACACEAE Comments: Early research discovered that the root and bark were rich in fatty acids, essential oils, plant sterols, and a new alkaloid, named muirapuamine. Chemically, muira puama contains 0.05% muirapuamine, 0.4% fat, 0.5%alkaloids, 0.6% phlobaphene, 0.6% alpha-resinic acid, 0.7% beta-resinic acid, 0.5% of a mixture of esters including behenic acid, lupeol and beta-sitosterol, as well as tannin, volatile oils, and fatty acids. Muira puama is still used around the world as a herbal medicine. While aphrodisiacs remedies have come and gone muria puama has risen to the top of products and may well provide the most therapeutic approach for erectile dysfunctions. However to achieve the beneficial effects of the plant, proper preparation must be employed. The active constituents thought to be responsible for muira puamás effect are not soluble in water, so taking bark or root powder in a capsule or tablet will not be effective. Muria Puama Products Item #HB0167 I'm PayPal Verified Company Information * These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. herbs A-E
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