Fadogia agrestis
Herbal testosterone-support supplement with very limited human data
Shrub extract used for testosterone support, usually cycled rather than taken continuously. The evidence base is essentially rodent studies, and there are published concerns about testicular toxicity at high doses in animals. It is here because it is genuinely part of a documented stack, not because the evidence supports it.
Who backs it
Sorted by strength of stance
- Andrew HubermanDoes it
Neuroscientist · Huberman Lab
Describes cycling it for testosterone support, while being explicit that the human evidence is essentially absent and animal toxicity data exists.
Source: Huberman Lab: Hormone optimisation episode
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