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A potent herbal extract sourced from Central Africa, delivered in a concentrated 4:1 form — meaning 4 lbs of raw bark are used to produce every 1 lb of extract. Each vegetable capsule delivers 500mg of pure, concentrated herbal extract.Why Choose Ours? 4:1 Extract Concentration — maximum potency 500mg per capsule — precise, consistent dosing Vegetable capsules — vegan-friendly Sourced from Central Africa (Cameroon, Gabon) Available in 30, 60, and 120 count Recommended Use: Take 1 capsule daily.

100% Pure Muira Puama Bark Powder Vegetable Capsules (500mg each)(Ptychopetalum Olacoides)                           Other common names: Muirapuama, Marapauma, Muira Puama, Muira Pauma, Marapuama, Marapama, Muiratam, Potent Wood Muirapauma, sometimes spelled Marapauma or MuirapuamaCountry Of Origin: Brazil Facts: This product is 100% Single Ingredient Manufactured without the use of addictives, this product is GMO, BSE, and TSE Free. Muira Puama is said to be a powerful aphrodisiac for both men and women. Muira puama is also believed to relieve central nervous system disorders, digestive disturbances and menstrual difficulties Muira puama is believed to be a gentle tonic that strengthens, nourishes and restores the health of the central nervous system. As such, the herb has been used in stress management, mild cases of nervous exhaustion, and depression. It is also thought to relieve neuromuscular weakness, nerve pain and physical and mental fatigue. Muira puama is believed to benefit women's reproductive health and specifically alleviate menstrual cramps and premenstrual syndrome (PMS). Muira puama is thought to be a tonic for overall good health, ameliorating a weak constitution. It is also believed to stimulate gastrointestinal function and relieve gastrointestinal disorders, including dyspepsia and ulcers. There are also assertions that the herb helps to stimulate the circulatory system, and perhaps that is the reason why it has been used in many South American herbal blends for male pattern baldness. In 2003, Brazilian researchers reported that in lab tests the herb facilitated memory retrieval and may be beneficial for Alzheimer's patients - perhaps, again, a result of circulatory improvement.