Male impotence (Erectile dysfunction) is commonly reported in men above 65 years of age. But this does not mean that impotence is an inevitable part of ageing process. The incidence of ED is higher in older men because elderly men are more likely to suffer from medical conditions such as vascular disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol that may interfere in the natural process of erection and lead to male impotence. Also a number of medications prescribed for these conditions can also cause male impotence.

According to traditional Chinese medical practitioners' understanding of the human body, the so-called exercise for people of the right age is no other than physical exercise within measure for a certain age group in terms of strenuosity and amount. It should be kept in mind that the aim of taking physical exercises for aging people is, in the eyes of traditional Chinese medical practitioners, not to train their bodies, but to preserve their health. This is also the case with the restraint of the sexual affair. When a woman has reached 42 in age and when a man has become 48 years old, their physiological functions will begin to decline; therefore, they should rein in their sexual desire, so as to avoid too heavy a drain on their strength.

Traditional Chinese medical practitioners attach comparatively great importance to the "science of health preservation". The oft-told "prevention is better than cure" is what is remarkable as a national trait of the Chinese people. If you want to take some Chinese herb to cure male impotence, we would introduce Cherokee rose to you. It is particularly valuable in being very quick in enhancing male potency and enduring in this effect of natural male enhancement. Cherokee rose is praised by consumers as Green herbal Viagra. It is used for nourishing the renal organ and fostering the growth of vigor and vitality.