Fadogia agrestis

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•Last Updated: September 4, 2025

Fadogia agrestis, also known as black aphrodisiac, is traditionally used for its purported aphrodisiac, pro-erectile, anti-malarial, and anti-fever properties. Research on this plant is scarce, with no human studies conducted to date.

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It is unclear whether or not consumption of Fadogia agrestis is safe at any dosage, so no dosage can be recommended.

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