Fadogia Agrestis 10:1 Extract

Fadogia Agrestis is buzzing for its potential testosterone boost, drawn from traditional uses and animal studies, like one in 2005 showing it might amp up sex drive and testosterone in rats. But, hold your horses—this is mostly animal research, not human trials, so we can't be sure it works the same for us.

Most users suggest that they begin to feel the benefits within the second week of supplementation. We recommend using it for at least 4 weeks before assessing its effectiveness

Fadogia Agrestis and Tongkat Ali are two different herbs from opposite sides of the globe—West Africa and Southeast Asia, respectively. Both have a rep for potentially cranking up testosterone levels and boosting sexual health, but they come from different plants and have their own unique backstories and bits of science supporting their uses. So, despite their similar goals, they're not the same thing.

Fadogia Agrestis is known for its potential to naturally boost testosterone, enhancing libido, muscle mass, and vitality. Traditionally used as an aphrodisiac, it might also improve sexual performance. Additionally, some studies suggest it has analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects, beneficial for pain relief and reducing inflammation. Its impact on testosterone could further aid in enhancing physical performance and strength.

When it comes to Fadogia Agrestis, figuring out the right amount to take is a bit of a guessing game since there's not a lot of solid research, especially on humans. Some folks and product labels might point you towards starting with 450 to 600 mg a day. The key is to start slow, at the lower end of that suggestion, to see how your body handles it.

Andrew Huberman et al. suggests dosages around the 500mg-600mg mark. Our Fadogia Agrestis has been formulated with 500mg in a pill.

Yes, cycling Fadogia Agrestis is recommended to optimize its benefits while minimizing potential side effects. A common cycle involves taking the supplement for 8 weeks followed by a 2-week break. This approach helps prevent your body from adapting too much to the supplement, which can maintain its effectiveness over time. The 2-week break also allows your body a chance to reset, potentially reducing any risk of adverse effects.