Androst-5-en-3β-ol-17-one; 5,6-Didehydroepiandrosterone:

This chemical is better known as dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA), however it can also be named prasterone. DHEA is a precursor hormone that changes into estrogens (like estradiol) and androgens (like testosterone and DHT). The adrenal glands make most of it, but the brain and gonads only make a little bit. DHEA is mostly a hormone precursor that turns into estrogen and testosterone.

Withania somnifera (40% Withanolides Root Extract):

Ayurveda says that Withania somnifera, which is also known as ashwagandha or "Indian ginseng," is a therapeutic herb. It is an adaptogen because it helps the body deal with stress, balance hormones, and stay healthy in general. 40% withanolides: The extract is made up of 40% withanolides by weight. This is exceptionally concentrated, unlike most commercial extracts, which usually have 2.5–10% withanolides.

Asparagus racemosus (40% Saponins):

Ayurveda calls asparagus racemosus "shatavari" because it has 40% saponins. Saponins, also known as shatavarins, and steroidal glycosides are the main bioactive parts. These are thought to have adaptogenic and hormonal effects. When the extract is standardized to 40%, it is concentrated until saponins make up almost half of its weight. This extract is very strong because saponins comprise up 20–30% of most commercial goods.

DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid):

Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) is a long-chain omega-3 fatty acid that has 22 carbons and six double bonds. You can find it largely in fish oil supplements, krill oil, algal oil, and fatty seafood like salmon, sardines, and mackerel. DHA, a structural lipid, makes up a large part of cell membranes, especially in the brain, retina, and muscle tissue. DHA helps reduce the pain and swelling in muscles that can happen after exercise (DOMS). It changes cell membranes to make anti-inflammatory mediators like resolvins and rotectins. This helps muscles heal faster after hard workouts.

Pueraria tuberosa extract:

Pueraria tuberosa is a medicinal plant that is also known as Indian Kudzu, Vidarikand (in Ayurveda), or the "Indian equivalent" of the Chinese kudzu vine, Pueraria lobata. The tuberous root is the part that is most often utilized, and it is often processed into an extract or powder. Ayurveda uses Pueraria tuberosa (Vidarikand) as a tonic for reproduction and an adaptogen that makes you feel younger. It has phytoestrogenic compounds that help with conception, health, and hormone balance.

Boswellia serrata extract (99% purity):

The frankincense resin from the Indian tree Boswellia serrata is quite well-known. The active components are boswellic acids. Boswellia does not directly help muscles grow like anabolic hormones do. Instead, it helps with bodybuilding and fitness mainly because it helps joints and reduces inflammation. Boswellic acids stop the action of 5-lipoxygenase (5-OX), an enzyme that helps make inflammatory substances called leukotrienes. This helps with stiffness, swelling, and inflammation, especially in the joints.

Pueraria mirifica root extract (10:1, with miroestrol):

Pueraria mirifica root extract (10:1, with miroestrol) is a concentrated herbal preparation produced from the roots of the native plant Kwao Krua Kao. Pueraria mirifica root extract (10:1, with miroestrol) is a strong phytoestrogenic herb that has been used in Thailand for a long time to treat menopause, improve bone health, slow down aging, and increase breast size. It should be used with care, especially by women who are sensitive to hormones, because it is much stronger than soy or red clover extracts.

Mucuna pruriens (50% Velvet Bean L-Dopa):

Mucuna pruriens (50% Velvet Bean L-Dopa) is a concentrated herbal extract made from the seeds of the tropical legume Mucuna pruriens. Ayurveda and modern herbal medicine use this plant a lot. It is well-known because its seeds naturally contain L-Dopa (levodopa), which is a direct precursor to dopamine and is important for mood, motivation, mobility, and cognition. Mucuna pruriens (50% L-Dopa) is a strong extract that boosts dopamine. It has been used in Ayurveda for a long time as an adaptogen, aphrodisiac, and nervine tonic. Researchers are now looking into it to see if it can help with mood, motivation, fertility, and Parkinson's disease. Because it has a lot of L-Dopa, it should only be used under medical supervision, especially in people with neurological or psychiatric conditions.

Trigonella foenum-graecum (40% Saponins(dry) extract):

The most popular name for Trigonella foenum-graecum is fenugreek. Some examples of active compounds are fenuside, diosgenin, 4-hydroxyisoleucine, and saponins. Fenugreek decreases the breakdown of testosterone by inhibiting the enzyme aromatase, which turns testosterone into estrogen. It might also raise free (active) testosterone levels and lower sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) levels. This can help you gain lean muscle mass, boost your libido, and get stronger. It also slows down the breakdown of testosterone by inhibiting aromatase, an enzyme that turns testosterone into estrogen.