Why did the ancients say "Don't eat Lycium barbarum when you go out"?

Lycium barbarum was used as a good medicine to treat infertility and improve sexual function of men and women in ancient times. There is a proverb widely circulated among the people in China: "Take Wan Li Road, don't eat Lycium barbarum", which means that when traveling far away, it is best to eat less things that can stimulate sexual desire, so as not to be unable to keep fit. There is also Wuzi Yanzong Pill recorded in medical books in the Ming Dynasty, which is made of five kinds of "seeds" such as Lycium barbarum and is known as "the first seed prescription in ancient and modern times". You can get pregnant if you eat it on a lucky day.

Lycium barbarum is a top-grade Chinese medicine, and its effect of tonifying kidney and benefiting qi has been recorded since ancient times. "Compendium of Materia Medica" records: "Lycium barbarum, tonifying kidney and producing essence, nourishing liver and improving eyesight." "Herbal Classic Shu" said: "Lycium barbarum, which is warm and nourishing, can also clear away heat, but it is good at tonifying kidney, moistening lung, promoting fluid production and benefiting qi, and is an important medicine for tonifying liver and kidney due to deficiency of true yin and fatigue."

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"Long-term use of strengthening bones and muscles" recorded in Compendium of Materia Medica has a good effect on liver and kidney function. The influence of kidney on sexual function is not explained much, but Chinese medicine is also called "Zongjin" for male penis. Zongjin refers to the convergence of the meridians of the three Yin San Yang in the front of vagina, which is called Zongjin and also refers to male genitalia. It can be seen that liver function is important to male function.

It is clinically confirmed that Lycium barbarum has an exciting effect on sexual function. Modern medicine also shows that Lycium barbarum does have a unique role in promoting renal function. Therefore, if a married adult male is away or traveling for a long time, and the husband and wife are separated for too long, eating more medlar will enhance sexual desire and cause sexual excitement. This is why the ancients said, "If you don't eat Lycium barbarum, you will leave home for thousands of miles.".