Andrew Huberman on Fadogia Agrestis
7 episodes · 9 references · 2021–2025
Based on dated public statements, not confirmation of use today.
Andrew Huberman has reported taking Fadogia Agrestis. Referenced across 7 episodes with 9 total references.
View full Fadogia Agrestis page with research, safety, and pricing →“Fadogia Agrestis at 600 milligrams, which is actually one-third of what's recommended on the bottle.”
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“I've been taking fadogia for some period of time. I've been taking 600 milligrams per day, but I've been cycling it for about 8 to 12 weeks on and then a few weeks off.”
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“I've used things like Fadogia for vitality for a long time. I continue to use these and my bloodwork says it's fine.”
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“The consistent effect seems to be an increase in luteinizing hormone. There's a noticeable effect on testicular size and volume.”
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“Fadogia Agrestis is an herb that increases the levels of what's called luteinizing hormone. It has been shown, albeit in a limited number of studies, to increase levels of luteinizing hormone and thereby levels of testosterone and estrogen.”
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“Fadogia Agrestis can increase levels of luteinizing hormone and thereby levels of testosterone or levels of estrogen.”
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“Fadogia agrestis can increase levels of luteinizing hormone and thereby levels of testosterone or levels of estrogen.”
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“Fadogia Agrestis seems to increase luteinizing hormone in a non-positive feedback or negative feedback type way.”
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“It does turn out that at high doses in rodent studies it can cause some toxicity to the testes.”
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