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Week of: Friday May 26, 2023
Last Reviewed: May 23, 2023
Male Fuel is a male enhancement pill that is created by Twinlab and is positioned on the market as a scientifically advanced male formula with standardized yohimbe bark extract and arginine. It focuses on enhancing blood flow and energy, as well as promoting healthy sexual functioning that is traditionally linked to yohimbine. It is recommended to be taken as a dietary supplement every day, about six capsules – 3 capsules during daytime and 3 capsules an hour before going to bed. The manufacturer boasts not just of sexual benefits, but also of creating the product in an NSF GMP for Sport registered facility.
This male sexual enhancer contains the following ingredients: vitamin E, vitamin B6, Pantothenic acid, zinc, choline bitartrate, L-arginine hydrochloride, L-tyrosine, yohimbe bark extract, ginkgo biloba extract, plant sterol concentrate, saw palmetto berry extract, gelatin, purified water, magnesium stearate, MCT, and silica.
The positive attribute of Male Fuel include its relatively affordable price per bottle purchase, as well as its emphasis of GMP certification to vouch for good manufacturing standards and facility. Additionally, the potential customer is equipped with proper safety warnings and precautions before proceeding with supplementation.
On the downside, however, we found no clinical testing or findings to strengthen the benefit claims of Male Fuel or to show us how it can uniquely improve male erections and sexual performance. Its yohimbe content is also concerning, as well as its 6 capsules a day recommended intake that is too much and quite wasteful and expensive.
While quite clear that it can enhance blood flow and offer the benefits of yohimbe, we cannot turn a blind eye on the safety concerns over this herbal extract. Even the FDA has warned against this herbal component in supplements. We are also not sold on the idea that we have to take at least 6 capsules a day to reap the male enhancement benefits – it takes efforts, is costly, and is wasteful in the long run. Further information about product performance in trials is also important before purchase.
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