Fadogia became famous because a popular show mentioned rodent testicular data. Human trials are essentially missing, and animal toxicity signals exist. This is the opposite of a first-line supplement.
Supplements
Anecdotal
Fadogia Agrestis
Podcast herb with almost no human safety file.
How to use
If you still trial it, use a short, labeled course and get labs — or skip it entirely.
Details
- Ingredients
- Fadogia agrestis stem extract
- Benefits
- Unproven testosterone claims
- Dosage
- Not established in quality human trials
- When to take
- Morning
- Side effects
- Unknown; animal data raise testicular, liver, and kidney concerns.
- Scientific evidence
- Human evidence is inadequate; preclinical toxicity is a reason for skepticism, not a protocol.
- Form
- Capsule
- Third-party tested
- No
Editorial rating ★ 2.4
Skip. The marketing ran ahead of the species it was tested in.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to share your experience.