Folks! Today, let’s talk about something distressing that many men might face—wanting to "stand up" but just can’t. Let me tell you, there’s a little treasure—just soak it in water and drink it, and it won’t even cost you a few dollars.

Take off the white coat, and like everyone else, I’m just an ordinary person. I understand all too well how male health issues can torment people. Many just skim over my articles and scroll right past. But as long as there’s even one person who gives me a like, I feel that everything I write and say has meaning.

Friends with concerns about male function, don't miss out on today's content. Be sure to like and save this information—you might need it someday.

Some friends didn't know how to exercise moderation when they were younger, and now their energy levels are extremely low. The more anxious you are to "rise to the occasion," the less effective it becomes, and the duration is short. Partners are dissatisfied, and you feel immense pressure. Additionally, you often experience dry mouth, a bitter taste, a yellow and greasy tongue coating, and uncomfortable dampness in the scrotum. From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine, these issues are caused by damp-heat sinking downward.

Today, I’ll share a simple and affordable method with you: drinking Phellodendron chinense bark steeped in water. This Phellodendron bark costs just a few dollars and is particularly suitable for symptoms like poor erection caused by damp-heat sinking downward.

If you trust me, please follow Dr. Wang. I’ll continue to share professional andrology knowledge with you, helping you overcome these troubles, regain your confidence, and walk tall in your daily life!

Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes pattern differentiation and treatment, using different formulas for different symptoms to achieve effective healing. If you have similar conditions, the first step is to examine your tongue coating. Please send me a photo of your tongue coating along with your symptoms, and I will provide a free pattern differentiation to determine the general direction of your treatment.