As a traditional Chinese medicine, Angelica sinensis is used in gynecology to tonify the blood, regulate menstruation and relieve pain, and laxative. The effects of angelica do not include aphrodisiac effects, so men in general can not take angelica for aphrodisiac effects. If, under the guidance of a professional doctor, some men need to take angelica in moderation, then it is mainly through nourishing the qi and blood, toning the body and so on that men get the benefits, but also does not play a direct aphrodisiac effect. The main aphrodisiac drugs commonly used in Chinese medicine include dulcimer, lockjaw, cuscuta, seahorse, sea dog kidney, cordyceps, walnut, etc. If men want to use Chinese medicine to aphrodisiac, they can take the above herbs as prescribed by their doctors. However, as these herbal medicines are mostly warm and dry, long-term or improper use may lead to a series of side effects such as dry mouth and tongue, nasal bleeding, dry stools, insomnia and dreaminess, increased blood pressure, and other physical damage in serious cases. Therefore, the medication should be regulated, do not selfishly increase the dosage or prolong the treatment time. In addition, men can also improve their physical fitness by exercising, and also by improving their diet, such as eating foods like yam, wolfberry, black sesame, leek, etc., to assist in tonifying the kidneys and aphrodisiacs. And with massage, acupuncture and other ways to assist in conditioning, but also to maintain good habits, avoid excessive masturbation, keep private hygiene, etc., can help strengthen the body and nourish Yang.