All Natural, Organic, Non-GMO Certified Ingredients

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The ingredients contained in AdrenaMen were selected based on extensive scientific research supporting their unique health benefits.  The plant based herbs are especially important because each one targets a variety of different cell processes to improve and preserve cell function.

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Plant Derived Herbs

• Maca, also known as Peruvian Ginseng, has been shown to have beneficial effects on male sexual and urologic health, possibly by increasing testosterone levels  The benefits include improvements in erectile dysfunction, sex drive, semen production and quality, and overall sense of well being.  Maca has also been shown to reduce the size of an enlarged prostate (i.e. benign prostatic hypertrophy) just as well as some prescription medications without side effects.

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• Cordyceps sinesis is another 'adaptogenic' herb which reduces stress related DNA damage and cell death and helps to balance baseline and stress related HPA axis function and cortisol levels.  Studies have shown that it also improves energy, athletic performance, sex drive, and immune system function. It is a potent anti-oxidant, anti-cancer herb as well.

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• Eleutherococcus senticossus also known as Siberian Ginseng, is an adaptogenic herb that reduces stress induced DNA damage and cell death and supports healthy HPA axis function.  It also improves energy, stamina, endurance, and mood. Numerous studies have shown its benefit as a potent anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, and anti-cancer agent (especially lung cancer).  It also favorably modulates blood sugar and cholesterol levels.

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• Rhodiola rosea has the same beneficial effects on stress induced HPA axis dysfunction as the other plant adaptogens.  in addition, it has been shown to improve memory, mental function, and concentration, increase energy, and improve anxiety.  Some studies have also shown Rhodiola to be as effective at treating depression as prescription medications without the side effects. Rhodiola also protects the heart, prevents osteoporosis, and has anti-bacterial and anti-cancer actions.

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• Panax Ginseng is a potent anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant.  It has been shown to improve erectile dysfunction, semen quality, and sex drive in men and also has favorable effects on heart health, blood sugar control, mood, brain function, and blood pressure. It has been effective in improving chronic fatigue and inhibits obesity. A 2009 study which examined 6282 patients over nearly 19 years found that Panax Ginseng  also reduced the rate of all cause mortality (death from all causes) in men.

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• Tribulus terrestris is an Ayurvedic herb that has been shown to improve sexual performance and erectile function in men.  It is anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and an anti-oxidant which has also been shown to protect the heart and liver and to improve cholesterol. It also improves resistance training performance and reduces associated muscle damage.

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• Saw Palmetto is a plant derived fatty acid that prevents the conversion of testosterone into its more potent metabolite, dihydrotestosterone.  Studies have shown that Saw Palmetto reduces the symptoms and size of an enlarged prostate, reduces hair loss, and promotes new scalp hair growth.  Some studies also appear to indicate that in lowering the dihydrotestosterone levels, Saw Palmetto indirectly raises testosterone levels.

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• Stinging Nettles is an Ayurvedic plant used to promote prostate health, reduce inflammation, and improve blood sugar control, especially in Type II diabetics. Some studies have shown that it reduces prostate size as well as some prescription drugs without side effects.

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AdrenaMen also contains Vitamins B5, B6, C, and zinc.  These nutrients have been shown to improve adrenal function, reduce stress induced anxiety, balance cortisol levels, and improve immune system function, improve mood and sleep, enhance physical performance, Zinc is especially important because it helps to maintain healthy levels of testosterone by preventing its conversion into estrogen by the aromatase enzyme.