ASPERMIA : Herbal tea, Root, Plant, Bark

Natural remedy to cure Aspermia with plants

The natural remedy to cure Aspermia permanently that we propose is composed of two elements: an herbal tea and an ointment. The combined action of the decoction of the powder and the ointment is very effective. It leads to the production of sperm in the organism. Thus, the first effects will be felt very quickly. Consequently, you will notice that gradually your ejaculations will become normal again. Generally, the use of natural herbs very often gives positive results and acts significantly against Aspermia. So this natural remedy is the secret to cure Aspermia for good. Trust us! This is the perfect solution for those who want to cure Aspermia naturally.

The natural remedy against Aspermia that we propose is effective, fast, durable and above all it will avoid you to go through an operation. It is certainly the miracle solution to cure Aspermia. 
Our products are natural and based on plants and herbs. Therefore, our herbal teas do not cause any side effects, either on the body or on the health. Our treatment is not dangerous. So, you will be able to overcome Aspermia without fearing the appearance of side effects.

The use of herbal products to treat Aspermia generally gives excellent results. Generally, with the exception of a late diagnosis, our natural treatment allows us to cure Aspermia easily. It does not leave any after-effects. This natural remedy is a secret of nature for those who wish to cure Aspermia. Thus, the solution is often found in nature!

Duration of treatment:
The duration of our natural treatment for Aspermia varies from 1 to 2 months. This varies depending on the severity of the Aspermia. This natural treatment is the secret to curing Aspermia. However, our treatment is individualized. It will vary according to your symptoms and your expectations.

The doctor's opinion:

The diagnosis of aspermia is relatively easy. Indeed, all men who ejaculate less than 0.5 ml are suffering from anejaculation. But from then on, the symptoms vary from man to man. Indeed, there are several cases of aspermia.

Some men experience this problem only during sexual intercourse. In other words, when they masturbate the amount of semen ejaculated is completely normal.
Others suffer from total aspermia: with their partner or alone, the ejaculation is done without sperm.
Finally, orgasm is often associated with ejaculation, even though physically these two phenomena are not related. Thus, some men will experience what is called a dry orgasm: they cum without ejaculating. This is quite different from anorgasmia, where the man ejaculates without having an orgasm.
Some men experience another type of ejaculation disorder. It is often classified as a symptom of aspermia, but it is a disorder in its own right. This is called slobbering ejaculation. In this case, the semen is expelled in normal quantity, but without force.

Deficiency in the sperm production process:

The other physical cause that can explain a case of aspermia is that there is a problem in the production of semen. As you know, sperm production depends on several factors.

The functioning of the prostate. Some sperm is made in this organ and inflammation can affect sperm production. Prostatitis can be chronic or acute and is often an infection that can be treated with antibiotics. This infection can be detected by the Meares and Stamey test.
Abnormally low testosterone levels. Testosterone is the male sex hormone that causes sperm production, among other things. Generally speaking, the higher the testosterone level, the greater the volume of semen produced. As we age, it is normal for testosterone production to decrease. Stress or depression can also cause a decrease in testosterone production. Finally, certain medications can also influence the production of this hormone. Most of the time if aspermia is caused by a lack of testosterone, the patient also experiences a decrease in libido.

Psychological factors of aspermia.

All sexual dysfunctions can have a psychological source. Aspermia is no exception. If aspermia has been present since the onset of sexual activity, then the patient may have experienced trauma. Sexual abuse, a degrading image of sexuality or repressed homosexuality can cause a deep block. In the case of anaphrodisia, for example, it is the sexual desire that is repressed. In the case of aspermia, it is the ejaculation of semen. Often, this symptom is combined with the inability to come. However, most of the time the primary form of aspermia finds its explanation in physical causes.

The case of secondary aspermia, on the other hand, is often caused by the patient's relational environment. Tension and stress in the couple can be the cause of semenless ejaculation. In addition, people who are depressed or overworked are prone to this type of dysfunction.