Horse Boost Ingredients
Horse Boost contains 9 declared ingredients combined in an 82mg blend, spanning traditional botanicals, an amino acid and a small caffeine contribution.
Individual ingredient amounts are not disclosed separately, and this product contains 5mg of caffeine per serving worth knowing about before you order.
Eight named botanicals and amino acids, plus caffeine
Horse Boost's ingredient list combines traditional male-vitality botanicals with L-Arginine for circulation and a small caffeine contribution from Green Tea Extract. All nine ingredients are named on the label, but their individual amounts are combined into a single 82mg blend rather than disclosed separately.
What this means practically: you cannot directly compare any single ingredient here to a specific published research dose, since the label does not confirm how much of each is actually present.
All 9 ingredients, one by one
Muira Puama Extract — Traditional botanical
A traditional Brazilian botanical long associated with male vitality and stamina in herbal wellness traditions.
Maca Extract — Root vegetable extract
Studied for its association with energy and sexual desire in some research, though results across studies are mixed.
Catuaba Extract — Traditional botanical
A traditional South American botanical associated with vitality and stamina support.
Green Tea Extract — Botanical extract
Contributes antioxidant activity and is the source of this formula's 5mg of caffeine per serving. See our full piece on the 5mg caffeine question.
Ashwagandha — Adaptogenic herb
Studied for its association with stress response and physical resilience. See our full piece on Ashwagandha and stress.
L-Arginine — Amino acid
Supports nitric oxide production, a molecule associated with healthy blood flow and circulation. See our full piece on L-Arginine and circulation.
Tribulus Terrestris — Traditional botanical
Widely used in male vitality formulas, though scientific evidence for its effects on libido and performance remains inconclusive.
Horny Goat Weed Extract — Traditional botanical
Studied for its association with circulation and physical stamina.
What to discuss with your doctor first
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