Obamaherbs en Red Passion?

Barack Obama werd gelukkig herkozen als president van de United States. Als herborist vroeg ik mij af of mijnheer de president op een of andere manier ook iets met kruiden 'herbs' te maken heeft. Dus.... ik op zoek naar de Obamaherbs en die bleken wel degelijk te bestaan, maar niet zoals ik ze mij had voorgesteld. Op de site Obamaherbs wordt alleen maar reclame gemaakt voor 'Red Passion'. Red Passion is a researched and tested formula to tackle all the pressing problems of men- naturally and safely. This natural formula for male sexual enhancement is proven to be the safest, most effective and completely noninvasive method for increasing the girth and lengthening of your penis.
Een zogenaamd afrodisiacum maar wel met bijzondere planten, Epimedium, Cuscuta, Ginkgo, Panax ginseng, Crataegus, Serenoa repens, Catuaba en Muira pauma, allemaal kruiden met een versterkende, hormonale of circulatiebevorderende werking.

Een voorbeeld: Epimedium Leaf Extract

Epimedium is a genus of twenty-one related plant species. Epimedium has been used for thousands of years as a libido enhancer. It is also known as 'Horny Goat Weed' in US. After centuries of use in China, top medical doctors now report that Epimedium can be used to boost libido, improve erectile function, restore sexual power and increase sensation. Scientifically, Epimedium works by freeing up testosterone, which naturally increases sex drive and endurance. Another effect of Epimedium is that it allows more blood flow to the penis. It does this by allowing the nitric oxide levels to increase, relaxing smooth muscles.

http://www.obamaherbs.com/ingredients.html. Obamaherbs! Wat zou mijnheer de president hier van vinden?

Maar er is ook een echte White House herb garden en die vind je op http://greenliving.about.com/od/thegreenyard/fr/white_house_garden.htm

Back to nature? Yes, we can. It is the first vegetable garden of the White House in about 70 years:

America’s First Lady grows, in an area of the garden that surrounds the White House, vegetables, fruit and herbs. Everything is, of course, organic and healthy, surrounded by edible flowers along the path.

Interesting: One part of the crops is called “The Three Sisters:” it consists of corn, beans and squash planted together. The Native Americans gave them this name because they grow and thrive together: the beans grow up the corn plants for support and the squash gives shade to the base of the plants.