Fadogia Agrestis

“Fadogia agrestis. This is an herb that I've talked about before on the podcast that, when taken at dosages of 600 milligrams per day, many people, not all, report elevated levels of libido, elevated sperm production, elevated testosterone, in some cases, elevated estrogen, a bunch of hormones downstream of luteinizing hormone.”

“bunch of hormones downstream of luteinizing hormone. Now, are you going to be a Fadogia agrestis responder or a non-responder? There's simply no way to know except by trying it. If you are going to go down this route, there are two very important considerations.”

“that are recommended on various product labels and cycling fadogia agrestis can be important. Some people need to cycle it eight weeks on, two weeks off. Other people opt for 12 weeks on, a month off. Stay within the recommended dosage ranges. You can go lower, but certainly don't go higher.”

“Just because there's a recommended dosage of Fadogia agrestis of, say, 600 milligrams per day, first of all, that is not an invitation to take twice as much and expect twice the positive effects. That is not a good approach, especially with something like Fadogia agrestis, which can at high dosages be toxic.”

“what's going to work for you in the immediate end in the long term, and to ease into any kind of supplement regimen. So, Fadogia Agrestis is a good example of a supplement that is known to have potent effects, but you need to approach it with the appropriate, I would say, respect for the fact that the dosage ranges in which it works have to be kept pretty narrow without causing issues.”

“therapy or take exogenous DHEA or anything like that? We could talk about Fadogia next. Fadogia is interesting because it's a genus of plants. Fadogia agrestis is one of them. There's many others that are very interesting. That species is likely the most well-studied, and it will increase LH.”