Deer antlers and ginsengs promote vigor.
If your intention is more sexual in nature, try using vervain, which was used by the Druids to promote love, lust, and sexual fulfillment, or caraway, which promotes lust and fidelity or cinnamon and fennel to promote vigor and libido.
"Who," she asked, "will do the science of this millennium?" Several private groups, including the Council on Competitiveness, an organization in Washington that seeks policies to promote industrial vigor, have begun to agitate for wide debate and action.
Kant condemns such attempts at "weakening and removing all the body's sensuality, to renounce everything that its sensuous enjoyment promotes, so that thereby the animal nature of the body would be suppressed" as contrary to proper care for the body; such care requires discipline, but also "involves trying to promote its vigor, activity, strength, and courage"(C 27 379 80).
At the intraspecific level, hybridization between divergent populations of biocontrol agents is expected to promote hybrid vigor (heterosis), but it is not clear to what extent.
Community colleges, recently promoted with vigor by Jill Biden at the UNESCO World Conference on Higher Education, also offer an excellent model for low-cost, high-efficiency tertiary education.
In regions where the climate is warmer, there is more emphasis on soil that is less fertile, which promotes less vigor in the vine which can keep yields low.
Nevertheless, the plant seems well tolerated in many genomic groups by combining traits from two parental species and even potentially benefits from those changes, which promotes growth vigor in response to "genomic shock" stress in their hybrids (McClintock 1984; Paun et al. 2007; Ungerer and Kawakami 2013).
The emphasis of detente is on avoiding direct confrontation with the West, the better to promote Soviet economic vigor & to give Russia a free hand for dealing with China.
CDs at optimal concentration also promote the root vigor and moisture level of seeds, which may have led to the promotion of plant growth and development.
Species from the genera Pisolithus and Scleroderma have been used in forestry as mycorrhizal inocula to help promote the growth and vigor of young seedlings.
