In ancient China, stimulants received a lot of attention. They were mainly intended for men who took them internally. It was believed that a woman is always ready for the Meeting of Clouds and Rain, while her friend depends on the state of his Male Peak. But ointments and powders were used equally: men - to enhance erection or decrease the sensitivity of the Jade Stem, women - to excite the Coral Gate.
Means were made, as a rule, on a plant basis. The most common ingredients were ginseng, sulfur, cinnamon, pine nuts, seaweed, pine needles, and crushed charcoal.
Sometimes they used an extract from the liver of animals, distilled urine of humans or animals, the secretions of the genitals of humans, bears, goats and bulls, the blood of virgins, and even the feces of those animals and birds, which were distinguished by strength and predatory character.
Horns of animals, mushrooms and cacti in the form of a phallus, some seafood were used. All this had to be thoroughly crushed, the resulting powder should be dried and sieved.
The famous historian Sima Qian gives a recipe for the means popular with the so-called "dragon lovers". Here is one of them - "Three days bliss". It included soy, bull penis, fresh ginseng root, and dried human placenta.
In addition, Chinese fashionistas increased their Male Peak in two ways: surgical and medical. In building up the Turtle Head, doctors used what was left of the castration of criminals, prisoners of war and people who voluntarily became eunuchs. Inside, they took drugs from crushed pantas, sea cucumber, powder from human placenta, hawk droppings, dog liver and bovine genitals. It was widely believed that from the constant use of this kind of drugs, the Male Peak could increase by 1.5 times.
The authors of all kinds of written sources recorded the fact: often men in ancient China suffered from insufficient erection. To get rid of the disease, they resorted to using ribbons made of a material that was pleasant to the touch - they tied them around the base of the Male Stem.
It was believed that this allows not only to carry out the Flower Battle with dignity, but also prevents the "return of the seed". However, the syndrome of impotence sometimes covered whole areas of the empire. For example, in Guangdong province, many residents were convinced that in the heat, their Jade Stems shrank due to dehydration. Sophisticated minds have figured out how to keep their Pikes in combat. In special bags with water, which were worn on their belts, men soaked their "weapons" several times during the day. Then fear gripped the inhabitants of some cities - a rumor spread that the stems would not only shrink, but go into the stomach. The most concerned tied them to their legs, hung all kinds of weights, wooden rings from them.
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