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Tongkat ali

Herbal supplement used for libido and free testosterone

Southeast Asian root extract at a few hundred milligrams a day, used for libido, energy and free testosterone. Human trials exist but are small and mostly short. Taken late it disrupts sleep for some people, and product quality across brands varies a lot.

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