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Huberman says studies suggest fadogia agrestis may be toxic at high doses
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Essentials: Developing a Rational Approach to Supplementation for Health & Performance
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"First of all, there's a fairly extensive literature on the fact that Fadogia Agrestis can be toxic to testicular cells and perhaps other cells when taken at very high dosages. So, obeying the particular dosages of Fadogia Agrestis that are recommended on various product labels and cycling Fadogia Agrestis can be important."
Andrew Huberman says there is “fairly extensive literature” suggesting fadogia agrestis can be toxic to testicular cells, and possibly other cells, when taken at very high dosages. He advises staying within label-recommended dosage ranges and cycling use rather than increasing doses.
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- Andrew Huberman · host
- Programme
- Huberman Lab
- Episode
- Essentials: Developing a Rational Approach to Supplementation for Health & Performance
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- 16:04
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