Butea superba extract is a herbal food supplement quite similar to the more famous tongkat ali. Both herbals stimulate the body to synthesize more testosterone. For optimal effects, butea superba and tongkat ali should be stacked. Stacking means: consume one, then, after about an hour or two, consume the second. A stacking regimen could also include other testosterone boosters like fenugreek and goji berries. Stacking allows maximizing effects with a tight check on side effects.
Nigella sativa (black cumin) has been amazingly well researched. Double-blind, placebo-controlled human clinical studies! You don't have this for many herbals in the field of fertility. Even scientists call it a miracle (!) herb. It's biggest potential, apparently, is in the treatment of various cancers.
Nigella Sativa, 400 capsules @ 450 mg
Superior, estrogenic activity avoiding packaging
Shipped free worldwide (including USA) from Thailand
Nigella Sativa, 400 capsules @ 450 mg can be paid through PayPal, and it will be shipped from Thailand by airmail or, where available, by ePacket. Tracking is provided. Shipping to most parts of the world takes about two weeks. If more than 1 bottle is ordered to avail of discounts, the bottles are shipped one-by-one about a week apart. This method avoids customs inconveniences. We always guarantee the arrival of a shipment.
This product is also available as loose extraxt powder which can be mixed into orange juice, milk, tea, or plain water. Compared with capsules on a per-gram basis, the price of loose extract powders is less than half, typically just 40 percent. With bulk loose extract powders, it is also easier to stack, or to modify a stack to tilt the blend towards specific desired effects. See here for the bulk loose extract.
1 bottle (400 caps), 127.50 USD
2 bottles (800 caps), 229.50 USD
4 bottles (1600 caps), 413 USD
References:
Abdulrahman, H.M.A, Juma, F.T. (2011) The effects of Nigella sativa oil administration on some physiological and histological values of reproductive aspects of rats. The Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Medicine Volume 35 Issue 2 Pages: 52-60 Retrieved from: Tongkatali.org Bibliography
Ahmad, A., Husain, A., Mujeeb, M., Khan, A. S, Najmi, A.K., Siddique, N. A. Damanhouri, D.A., Anwar, F. (2013) Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Biomedicine Volume 3, Issue 5, Pages 337-352 Tongkatali.org Bibliography
Datta, A.K., Saha, A., Bhattacharya, A., Mandal, A. (2012) Black cumin (Nigella sativa L.)-A review. Journal of Plant Development Sciences Retrieved from: Tongkatali.org Bibliography
Kolahdooza, M., Nasri, S., Modarres, S.Z., Kianbakht, S., Huseini, H.F. (2014) Effects of Nigella sativa L. seed oil on abnormal semen quality in infertile men: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial. Phytomedicine Volume 21, Issue 6, Pages 901-905 Tongkatali.org Bibliography
Mahdavi, R., Heshmati, J., Namazi, N. (2015) Effects of black seeds (Nigella sativa) on male infertility: A systematic review. Journal of Herbal Medicine Volume 5, Issue 3, Pages 133-139 Tongkatali.org Bibliography
Mohammad, M.A., Mohamad, M.M.J., Dradka, H. (2009) Effects of Black Seeds (Nigella Sativa) on Spermatogenesis and Fertility of Male Albino Rats. Research Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences, Volume 4 Issue 2 PAges: 386-390 Retrieved from: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Haytham_Daradka/publication/216275195_Effects_of_Black_Seeds_Nigella_Sativa_on_Spermatogenesis_
Rahmani, A.H. Aly, S.M. (2015) Nigella sativa and its active constituents thymoquinone shows pivotal role in the diseases prevention and treatment Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research Volume 8, Issue 1 Retrieved from: Tongkatali.org Bibliography
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