What is Phallomax made of?
Phallomax is made of only premium, natural ingredients that provide rock-solid erections and quick regeneration between each intercourse.
Muira Puama Extract
Called “potency wood” because it does just that— it makes your “wood” a whole lot more potent! Found deep in the Amazon rainforest, muira puama’s compounds act as a nerve sex-stimulant, which can help get you in the mood, faster, and experience way better climaxes.
In one clinical study, 60% of men experienced an increase in libido and 50% an improvement in erectile function! ⁽¹¹⁾
Maca Root Extract
Maca root is a rare plant grown and harvested on the frigid soil of the Andes Mountain in Peru. Used for over 5,000 years, maca’s rich phytochemical complex has been shown to help boost libido, increase semen volume and concentration, and help men have more frequent, impressive loads.
One study revealed how maca helped men have a 9% increase in semen volume and 20% increase in sperm concentration! ⁽¹⁾
Tribulus Terrestris Extract
This exotic plant has been used for centuries to help men with erectile dysfunction issues. It contains a unique compound called steroidal saponins, which is believed to help boost libido, increase semen volume, and improve sperm quality.
Researchers found that when men with reduced sex drives consumed 750–1,500 mg of Tribulus terrestris daily for two months, their sexual desire increased by 79%.
Pumpkin Seed Extract
Pumpkin seed extract helps replace the nutrients you lose every time you ejaculate, including magnesium, potassium, calcium, and zinc. Additionally, pumpkin seed contains a high amount of heart-healthy omega-3s, which also helps build semen volume.
People have traditionally used pumpkin seeds as an aphrodisiac. According to a 2018 study , it can improve both sperm quality and quantity.
L-Arginine
This champion amino acid is needed to help trigger protein synthesis. We added it to our formula because it’s also known to help “thicken” semen loads, while also increasing blood flow, especially to the genitals— giving you better sexual perfomance that lasts!
One fairly recent study showed that men with mild to moderate ED reported improvements in their erections after being given an L-arginine dosage of 5000mg for four weeks.
Zinc
Did you know you can lose up to 1mg or more of zinc every time you ejaculate? Without zinc, your sperm may have a difficult time “swimming” to the egg for fertilization. According to one study, zinc may help improve semen volume and improve sperm quality.⁴
Research suggests that supplementing with zinc increases testosterone levels, improves blood flow to the genital area and enhances sexual function.
L-Lysine
L-lysine is another amino acid that’s been shown to help men achieve firmer, thicker erections with more satisfying orgasms.
Working along the same lines as Viagra, this amino acid increases the body’s production of nitric acid, which is proven to help maintain erections, according to the journal Neurology.
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