Muira Puama vs Catuaba Bark

Amazonian tree known as potency wood, used traditionally as a nerve tonic and aphrodisiac.

A Brazilian tree bark used as the most important aphrodisiac plant in Brazilian herbal medicine; yohimbine-related alkaloids support dopamine neurotransmission for male sexual function.

muirapuamine, alpha-copaene, beta-caryophyllene, lupeol

Catuabine A B C, Walthins, Alkaloids, Tannins

Enhancing sexual function, Treating nerve conditions, Boosting energy

Aphrodisiac in Brazilian folk medicine, Memory and cognitive tonic, Anti-fatigue and nerve tonic

Libido enhancement, Cognitive support, Nerve tonic

Male sexual dysfunction and libido, Cognitive enhancement, Antimicrobial

1-2g dried bark or root daily

1g extract or 5ml tincture twice daily

Pregnancy, Nursing, Heart conditions

Avoid with MAOIs, Avoid with hypertension medications

Insomnia, Anxiety, Elevated blood pressure

Insomnia, Agitation, Hypertension risk