Tongkat Ali
Used for centuries in traditional Southeast Asian medicine to support women’s health, research has shown it may be successful in balancing hormones to aid in weight loss and bone health, stimulating sexual desire, and reducing cortisol, the main stress hormone.
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Shilajit
Rich in minerals and fulvic acid, an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory, this compound is known for its ability to boost libido and support healthy brain function. It helps to balance estrogen/progesterone and increase energy to fight chronic fatigue.
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Ashwagandha
Classified as an adaptogen, this ancient medicinal herb has shown in studies to provide numerous benefits to your body and brain. It helps the body manage stress, reduce cortisol levels and blood sugar, and may relieve symptoms of depression and anxiety.
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Tribulus extract
Clinical studies show this traditional Chinese medicinal plant supports women’s sexual health, increasing libido and vaginal lubrication. Women treated with this reported a significant improvement in desire, arousal, and satisfaction.
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Damiana extract
Dating back more than 100 years, this herb is known as a powerful aphrodisiac due to its specific flavonoids, a diverse group of phytonutrients found in fruits and vegetables. Studies found that it not only helps with arousal, but women’s overall satisfaction with their sex life.
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Cayenne
Often called “the king of medicinal herbs,” these peppers are packed with antioxidants to fight harmful free radicals. They offer many science-backed benefits, and their active ingredient, capsaicin, may boost metabolism, improve circulation, and support weight loss.
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Cacao
Full of antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins, cacao is considered a “superfood” because of its various health benefits. Theobromine, a compound that exists naturally in cacao, increases both physical energy and brain function, but without the undesirable effects of caffeine.
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Wild Yam Root
Long used in traditional medicine to support women’s health, wild yam root extract has been studied for its positive effects on brain function, hormonal balance, and libido.
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Saffron
Nicknamed “the sunshine spice,” saffron has shown in studies to be as effective as anti-depressants in relieving symptoms of depression and anxiety. Studies also report saffron is a natural aphrodisiac, increasing sex drive and lubrication, especially among women struggling with low libido due to SSRIs.
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