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Diet Therapy for Sexual Impotence
Diet is an important factor in treating sexual impotence. To
begin with, the patient should adopt an exclusive fresh-fruit
diet for five to seven days, taking three meals a day of fresh
juicy fruits at five-hourly intervals. After the all-fruit diet, he
may gradually embark upon a well-balanced diet consisting
of seeds, nuts, grains, vegetables, and fruits, with generous
use of special rejuvenative foods such as whey, sour milk
-particularly goat's milk, millet, garlic, honey, cold-pressed
vegetable oils, and brewer's yeast The patient should avoid
smoking, alcohol, tea, and coffee; and all processed,
canned, refined, and denatured foods, especially white
sugar and white flour, and products made from them.
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