Damiana is a relatively small shrub that produces small, aromatic flowers. It blossoms in early to late summer and is followed by fruits that taste similar to figs. The leaves have traditionally been made into a tea used by native people of Central and South America for its amorous effects. And, Spanish missionaries first recorded that the Mexican Indians drank Damiana tea mixed with sugar for its ability to enhance lovemaking.

Avlimil Intimacy provides isoflavones derived from soy. If estrogen levels are low, these isoflavones are reported to act as weak estrogens, helping balance your body’s hormone levels. The soy bean (Glycine max) has been known to mankind for 5,000 years and was considered one of the 5 holy crops—along with rice, wheat, barley and millet. Soy has been used in the Western world only since the 20th century—but is becoming increasingly popular because of its founded nutritional value.

The Ginkgo tree is the oldest surviving tree on Earth, making its first appearance over 200 million years ago. Its herbal properties are considered sacred throughout Asia, where traditional Ayurvedic healers reportedly used it in longevity elixirs. The popularity of the Ginkgo biloba tree is attributed to the potent antioxidants found in its flat, fan-shaped leaves.

The botanical name Panax means "all-heal" in Greek, sharing the same origin as "panacea," and was applied to this genus because Swedish botanist Linnaeus was aware of its wide use in China. Ginseng’ strong adaptogenic effects are supported by its historic use by cultures around the globe. It has been used as a Traditional Chinese remedy for thousands of years, and Native American tribes once mixed it into love potions.

Schisandra is an aromatic, woody vine that is native to northern and northeastern China . Schisandra fruit is fully ripened in the fall and appears as numerous spikes of tiny, bright red berries. The berries have sweet, sour, hot, salty, and bitter tastes –hence the Chinese name for schisandra, "Wu Wei Zi" (five-flavored herb). The Chinese consider it an energizing tonic that can be used to restore lost vitality.

Black cohosh root contains a natural estrogen that is similar to human estrogen and helps with joint function, blood pressure, stress, menstruation and menstrual cramps, and estrogen levels in women. Black cohosh root is the most popular herbal supplement in Europe for women experiencing premenopause symptoms. It provides isoflavones and other constituents that help support a woman’s health during this phase of her life.