Massularia acuminata
Massularia acuminata is a traditionally used herb in Yoruba medicine (Nigeria), used as a chewing stick and aphrodisiac; the chewing stick aspect was researched for being an anti-gingivitis agent, and it appears to increase testosterone and libido in research animals.
Massularia acuminata is most often used for
Last Updated:November 18, 2022
Massularia Acuminate is a chewing stick and herbal aphrodisiac from the Yoruba medicine in Nigeria.
It was investigated in the past for efficacy against gingivitis, but has recently been delved into for its aphrodisiac properties. Preliminary studies in rats suggest that this herb can increase testosterone and sexuality.
Not much data exists on it however.
- Pako Ijebu
- Orin Ijebu
Based on rat studies, doses of 50mg/kg and 1,000mg/kg appear to increase testosterone while the higher dose is associated with some liver toxicity. Due to this, the estimated human doses based off of 50mg/kg would be:
- 550mg for a 150lb person
- 700mg for a 200lb person
- 900mg for a 250lb person
Due to having no human evidence at this moment in time, the above recommendations are naught but estimates.
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