Acidum Phosphoricum: Functional loss of libido associated with fatigue.General debility affecting sexual performance.Recovery of energy after chronic stress or illness.Reduced libido associated with prolonged mental strain, stress, or grief.Sexual weakness following excessive mental work or chronic fatigue.Exhaustion after long-term illness or convalescence.Debility following excessive seminal loss.

Agnus Castus: Markedly diminished or absent libido.Erectile weakness or difficulty achieving an erection.Sexual debility following excessive sexual activity (traditional indication).General exhaustion with loss of confidence regarding sexual performance.Premature aging or a feeling of being “old before one’s time.”Mental depression, sadness, or hopelessness associated with sexual weakness.”

Cinchona Officinale: General debility and sexual weakness associated with exhaustion after illness or fluid loss.

Conium Maculatum: Markedly reduced or absent sexual desire.Erectile weakness or difficulty maintaining erections.Gradual decline in sexual vitality with advancing age.Sexual debility following prolonged sexual abstinence (a traditional indication).General muscular weakness with slow, progressive loss of energy.Mental depression, timidity, or lack of motivation accompanying sexual symptoms.

Sepia: Marked reduction in sexual desire (libido).Indifference toward sexual activity.Physical and mental exhaustion.General lack of vitality and motivation..Emotional irritability, apathy, or a desire to be left alone.Pelvic congestion or weakness.

Testis: Acts as substitute and stimulant in the organotheraputic sense.