Cresal
Botanical Name ? (Caesalpinia bonducella)
Also Known As ? Fever nut, bonduc nut, Maltese Cross, Small Caltrops, Gokharu (Hindi Land caltrops (English), Yellow vine, puncture vine, ground burrnut, tackweed, cathead, Parson's Nose
The reproductive systems of both men and women receive beneficial results from Cresal. It may be used in formulations for impotence, venereal diseases, and sexual debility. It is considered an aphrodisiac due to the presence of Saponinn in its makeup. It can boost the hormones in the body. Hormones produced by the body do not accumulate in tissue and are easily broken down by our bodies. Therefore the body is not going to incorporate or metabolize a large quantity of hormones at any stage. Cresal stimulates increase in hormone production in the body and also stimulates its effect.
Its health benefit of hormone supplement action from anti—aging to anti—oxidants is well known. One group of natural sources for hormones is the plant steroid. Cresal is the plant of choice. It has a 5,000 year—old history of medicinal use in India. There it has been used for boosting hormone production in men and women, urinary tract problems and blood purification.
Note: These statements have not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration, and this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. We at eSutras do not recommend internal use of supplements or herbs without prior consultation with your doctor or herbalist.
