Andrew Huberman· PhD
Getting a lot of feedback about LH increases from Fadogia
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Getting a lot of feedback about LH increases from Fadogia
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Men, also Fadogia.
one of the more well-documented one is Fadogia agrestis, that's F-A-D-O-G-I-A, separate word, A-G-R-E-S-T-I-S, which, at least according to the literature that I was able to find, can increase levels of luteinizing hormone and thereby levels of testosterone or levels of estrogen
and again, if an individual were to take Fadogia agrestis, what they would probably find is that testosterone and estrogen would increase in anyone of any chromosomal or gonadal background