DEFINITION OF VIGOR: We can establish the etymological origin of the term vigor, which concerns us now, in Latin. Specifically, it emanates from the sum of two clearly defined parts: the verb vigere, which can be translated as "to be fully alive," and the suffix -or, which is equivalent to "result."
Vigor is remarkable strength or activity. Something done vigorously is done with special impetus. Vigorous people are those who have a lot of energy or who act with vigor.
For example: "The defendant defended himself vigorously in court," "Bobby is an old dog; he no longer has the vigor he once had," "If you want to be more vigorous, you should implement a healthier diet," "I'm amazed at how much vigor Grandpa still has at 92 years old." Must Read: About Wine
DIFFERENT USES OF THE TERM VIGOR
Another use of the term is related to the durability of styles or customs, and to the binding force of laws and ordinances: "The measure will take effect upon its publication in the official gazette," "I'm sorry, but the coupon is no longer valid," "I have to hurry and buy the tickets so I can take advantage of the fact that the promotion is still valid."
Within the legislative sphere, as we can see from this meaning, the term "vigor" takes on great value, as it determines when any law or regulation begins to apply. Thus, for example, we find the Spanish Civil Code, which clearly states that laws will enter into force twenty days after their corresponding publication in the BOE (Official State Gazette).
Energetic intonation or expression in literary or artistic works is also known as vigor: "I'm going to kill that man!" exclaimed Lieutenant López vigorously just before drawing his pistol and firing; "I assure you I'm innocent, you must believe me!" he whispered without vigor before closing his eyes. Must Read: About Vineyard
SEXUAL POWER
Vigor is also related to sexual potency and a man's ability to satisfy his partner and maintain long-term or frequent relationships. A lack of vigor, in this sense, is associated with a masculinity problem.
Being overweight, experiencing significant work stress, experiencing emotional or romantic problems, disorders such as depression, or taking certain medications intended to treat other conditions are some of the most common causes that lead a man to lose his former sexual vigor.
However, monotony in a relationship or a lack of sexual desire with the person in a relationship are also common causes.
There are various medications and natural products that help increase vigor. For example, among the organic and natural remedies available to help men regain, maintain, or increase their sexual vigor are pollen and honey. Not to mention watermelon, which, thanks to its high concentration of citrulline, has become a natural alternative to the well-known Viagra. Must Read: About Housing