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Modern couples face stress impacting their married life and men’s libido. Historically, kings used ‘Shaktivardhak’ tea with Ragi to maintain stamina and satisfy multiple wives
Consumption of ragi is believed to alleviate weakness, which explains its historical use in the tea given to kings. (AI-Generated)
In contemporary times, couples face numerous emerging challenges. The stresses of work and life have begun to impact married life, often replacing romance between husbands and wives with arguments.
Additionally, men are experiencing a decline in libido. Stress and tension contribute to an increase in impotence among men, leading more individuals to seek medical help than ever before. Many are turning to medication to enhance their sex lives, despite potential side effects.
Historical Solutions
In the past, when kings and emperors had multiple wives, a question arose: how did they keep their queens satisfied? What did they consume to maintain their stamina? The answer, purportedly, lies in a tea popularly discussed on social media as Shaktivardhak tea which is believed to be more potent than Shilajeet, a natural substance often consumed, believing in its ability to improve sexual health and performance.
It is claimed that while milk tea is commonly consumed today, ancient rulers, who are said to have managed fifty to a hundred queens, drank this tea for its purported ability to enhance their virility and satisfy their numerous consorts.
Special Ingredient Used
This unique Shaktivardhak tea derives its properties from a special ingredient: Ragi. Ragi is known for its numerous nutritional benefits and is considered superior to other grains in its qualities.
Consumption of ragi is believed to alleviate weakness, which explains its historical use in the tea given to kings. The addition of ghee to the tea is said to generate significant warmth in the body, a reason for its continued consumption in mountainous regions today.
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