t might be very helpful from a side of our surgeons, so capable in cutting up the body, contemplate the possibility of testes transplantation, because, no joke, but one more testes can promote rapid weight loss in men. There are too many people with obesity and impotence problems are turned away by medical doctors as incurable. 

Foods called yang tonics can increase the burning fire of kidneys. Animal's kidney are highly recommended yang tonics, based on the traditional Chinese belief that when human internal organs are weakening, it is beneficial to eat the animal's corresponding organs. Eating kidney (pork, beef, lamb, or chicken) has three advantages: kidneys have little fat, are easily digested and tone up the kidney functions. For people who don't like eating kidneys because of their taste, the flavor may be improved. First, cut the kidney in half, remove all unwanted parts and wash it; bring water to a boil and add a little wine; drop in the kidney and simmer until fully cooked; drain and slice into small pieces. Prepare a sauce with ginger, green onion, green pepper, soy sauce, sugar, sesame oil and vinegar. Pour the sauce over the kidney and it is ready to eat.

For treating impotence in men and frigidity in women, there is another Chinese recipe: cut 2 or 3 garlic's cloves into small pieces; fry with 30g fresh ginger. In Fact, if you wish to lose weight and stay slim, use ginger and garlic on a regular basis.

Liver (chicken, pork and beef) is the second food recommended as yang tonic to increase the burning fire of the kidneys. 

Shrimps are the third food recommended as a yang tonic. A celebrated Chines herbalist in the 16th century advised husbands not to eat shrimps on a journey, intended as a humorous remark to imply that shrimps can dramatically increase sexual desires and they may find themselves in desperation without a sexual partner when separated from their wives.

Shrimps have the greatest capacity for reproduction, it is believed because one dingle sexual intercourse will priduce thousand if eggs, far beyond the human capacity. 

Mussel is also considered as an effective yang tonic. Mussel has a watm energy, unlike clam which has a cold energy. Mussel is a yang tonic; clam is a yin tonic. A Chinese diet classis says, "Cooked mussel can promote erection and heal lumbago". In fact, erection difficulty and lumbago are, in many cases, attributed to weakness of the kidneys and since mussel is a yang tonic, it should be beneficial to erection difficulty and lumbago. It is believed that mussel can raise body temperature, particularly in the genitals, which it is beneficial to sexual impotence in men and frigidity in women.

In addition to the above yang tonic from animals, the following fruits and vegetables may also be used as yang tonics, including raspberry (it must be dried green raspberry). 

Raspberries can produce effects similar to those of a female hormone. A Chinese herbalist many centuries ago cautioned men that if that have excessively strong erections that last too long, they should stay away from raspberries. Like mussel, raspberry can raise the body temperature, particularly in the genitals and for that reason, is beneficial to women who are unable to conceive due to coldness of the womb. Chinese people also believed that a prolonged consumption of raspberries can improve a woman's skin condition and prevent hair from graying.

Other foods uses as yang tonics include yam (which also acts on the kidney and stops seminal emission in men and vaginal discharge in women and it stops frequent urination in both sexes) , walnut (which tones up the kidney and benefits the lungs), chive seed and bitter gourd seed (both good for a wide variety of purposes, particularly in relation to sexual weakness).