Eagle Herbs

Tao ren (Peach Pit) is great for stimulating microcirculation of blood in the intimate regions.

Intimate rejuvenation for women who want more!

When a woman’s intimate structures get stretched out, there’s less grip, less sensitivity, and a lack of sensual intimacy.

“Vagex” stimulates blood flow through the intimate regions to achieve the goal of nourishing these dried and stretched-out areas of the body. Think of this like moisturizing dry skin to improve its elasticity and tightness.

The formula that we provide for intimate flexibility and grip is based on one often used for scleroderma, an auto-immune condition that results in the hardening of the skin and tissues. While this formula softens the skin and moisturizes local structures, it also contains herbs to guide its affect to the intimate areas.

Bring back that loving feeling, with Vagex!

Note: Avoid use if pregnant. This formula stimulates blood flow, which you don’t want if you’re pregnant. So avoid this formula unless you are being directed by a TCM professional to take it.

Ingredients:
Dan Shen 丹蔘 salvia root Radix Salviae Miltiorrhizae, Salviae miltiorrhizae Radix [caution]

• Improves blood circulation and calms the spirit. The first stages of intimate arousal requires that both parties are relaxed and feeling comfortable. Dan shen’s spirit calming functions help your muscles relax which helps eliminate discomfort and improves flexibility.

Ji Xue Teng 鷄血藤 spatholobus or millettia root and vine Spatholobi Caulis

• This is another herb that supports blood circulation, but it’s also used for when compromised blood circulation causes numbness. So, not only does this herb help to promotes intimate flexibility and vaginal grip, but it supports tactile (touch) sensitivity as well. You want that.

Su Mu 蘇木 sappan wood Sappan Lignum
Yu Jin 鬱金(郁金) turmeric tuber, curcuma tuber Tuber Curcumae, Curcumae Radix

• These two herbs promote the movement of “Liver qi and blood”. They’re also used to help hasten the healing of sore tissues from a size mismatch between man and woman, in case that’s an issue for you. Yu Jin is the cooking spice turmeric, incidentally.

Yi Mu Cao 益母草 Chinese motherwort, leonurus Herba Leonuri Heterophylae, Leonuri Herba

• Yi Mu Cao keeps the blood moving through the Liver channel which passes through the labia and external genitalia. The Liver channel is where we put acupuncture needles when we want to treat some problems with the external genitalia as well as a some internal issues such as regulating menstrual flow. This herb has benefits for both the internal and external functions of the Liver channel.

Chuan Xiong 川芎 Sichuan lovage root, cnidium, chuanxiong root Rhizoma Ligustici Chuanxiong

• Chuang xiong is a spicy little number that moves the blood. This herb acts to keep the blood unstuck and flowing well through the vessels. That’s our key strategy with this formula. Get the intimate structures better nourished by the blood.

Shu Di Huang 熟地黄 cooked rehmannia root, prepared Chinese foxglove root Rehmanniae Radix preparata

• Shu di huang is a thick black herb that grows deep into the ground. This root depth suggests that it can nourish very deeply. This is of great benefit to the reproductive system because it supports ample libido, secretions, and tight flexible reproductive structures.

Tao Ren 桃仁 peach kernel, persica Persicae Semen
Hong Hua 紅花 safflower flower, carthamus Carthami Flos

• Tao ren is commonly teamed up with Hong Hua. They both assist the blood moving functions of the other herbs in this formula to stimulate the cardiovascular system, regulate the hormonal system, and stimulate movement of blood in the microcapillaries to keep your skin and body youthful and supple.

Chi Shao 赤芍 red peony root Radix Peoniae Rubrae

• This herb stimulates blood flow in the Liver channel, but it does so in a cooling fashion. This can calm any anger or impatience that can get in the way of a woman’s desire. So, it has emotional as well as physical benefits.

Dang Gui 當歸 tangkuei, Chinese angelica root Radix Angelicae Sinensis

• Dang gui is probably the most famous of all herbs associated with woman’s health. Women benefit from its blood nourishing and circulatory functions. Western medicine looks to hormonal regulation to explain dang gui’s actions.

Ku Shen 苦參 sophora root, flavescent sophora root Radix Sophorae Flavescentis

• This herb is used for certain types of wet skin conditions that you might find between the legs, however in this formula, a lower dose is used which serves to actually guide the affects of the other herbs directly to the vaginal region.