What People Are Saying And Quick Facts About Yohimbe:
- a chemical that causes vasodilation, thereby lowering blood pressure
- an alpha-2-adrenergenic antagonist, meaning that yohimbe may block
alpha-receptors of fat cells
- composed of yohimbine; the rest consists of other chemicals with lesser or
unknown effects
- yohimbe bark contains about 6% alkaloids, and 10 to 15% of that is Yohimbine
- also used for weight loss, although not to the extent it is used for
treating impotence
- generally tolerated well when used as recommended and the side effects are
rare
- available without a prescription and is being utilized in other ways
- helps to extend the effectiveness of other proven thermogenic supplements
- sold in many health food stores, herbal shops and online in capsule form
- an herb derived from the inner bark of the yohimbe tree which grows wild
throughout Africa
- an effective herb but it has a narrow range of dosage to play with
- known for its muscle-building and mood-enhancing qualities
- not an anabolic steroid nor does it exert any effects on endogenous
testosterone levels
- a herbal medication made of the bark of an African tree (Corynanthe yohimbe
or Pausinystalia yohimbe)
- very effective in increasing the natural production of testosterone (male
hormone)
- used in tablet, liquid extract, and powder forms
- used as an aphrodisiac, for impotence, exhaustion and even angina
- mixed with vitamin C a new substance is formed, yohimbine-ascorbic acid
- not recommended for people with high blood pressure or heart probelm
- sometimes recommended as an antidepressant
- more effective in treating impotence compared to a placebo or sugar pill
- not recommended for women, children, elderly people, and those with mental
illness
- not illegal in the US, it is banned in many countries throughout the world
- also reported to have mild hallucinogenic properties in some people
- also used in tantric rituals and when taken in excess, is also dangerous and
unpleasant
- one of the most popular natural supplement ingredients on the market today
- a powerful drug, nothing like supplements such as ginkgo biloba, vitamin C,
or royal jelly
- probably the most underrated recreational drugs around
- more effective at low doses than at high doses, so it makes sense to start
low and see how it goes
- often taken with caffeine, amphetamines, anti-depressants, antihistamines,
or sedatives
- used as an aphrodisiac herb for men who want to boost potency
- great for blocking the Alpha 2 receptors which initiates a fat burning
effect
- a short-term monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitor, it should not be taken with
hypertension medication
- sold in varying concentration levels, ranging from 4% to 20
- an attractive supplement for bodybuilders in that it will help you in key
areas
- a tall evergreen forest tree native to southwestern Nigeria, Cameroon,
Gabon, and the Congo
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