Safed Musli, For Medicine Use

The botanical name of Safed Musli is Chlorophytum borivilianum. It is a small plant indigenous to India. The Ayurvedic texts describe Safed Musli as a divine medicine. Its root tubers are extensively used in Ayurveda as a tonic for increasing male fertility and virility. The key constituents of the Safed Musali root tubers are saponins, alkaloids, fibers, carbohydrates and proteins. The aphrodisiac activity of the herb is primarily attributed to its bioactive saponins. Traditionally Safed Musli is used for increasing quality and quality of sperm, overcoming impotence and increasing sex drive. The herb works by stimulating testosterone production, which is essential for preserving the quality and quantity of the sperm. Hence, it is helpful for older men suffering from testosterone deficiency. Moreover, studies suggest that Safed Musli is also beneficial for the sexual health of young adult males. The antioxidant constituents of Safed Musli, by neutralizing the free radicals in the semen, help in protecting the sperms from oxidative damage. The high level of oxidative stress damages the sperms and decreases sperm production. Studies suggest that Safed Musli is helpful for diabetics who suffer from low sperm count and motility. Moreover, by aiding relaxation of the corpus cavernosum, Safed Musli also helps in improving penile erection.