Brède Mafane (Spilanthes acmella)
This product is no longer available in powder form.
Powder or capsules
Brède Mafane root powder (Spilanthes acmella) has a taste that some people may find off-putting. If that is the case for you, feel free to order the capsules rather than the powder.
Capsules are also more convenient to carry, and the slower, more gradual absorption is always preferable for testosterone-supporting supplements.
Brède Mafane offers many benefits
Spilanthes acmella, also known as Brède Mafane, offers many benefits. It is a plant traditionally used to help ease discomfort and support masculine characteristics and virility.
It is valued for helping to support testosterone and is one of the rare plants able to directly support the production of LH and FSH.
100% pure, quality roots
Most of the active compounds in Brède Mafane are found in its roots. Our powder and capsules are made from 100% roots of Spilanthes acmella var. oleracea.
The concentration of our products is at its maximum, so you can get the most out of the supplement.
The best testosterone support?
Spilanthes acmella (Brède Mafane) supports testosterone by acting directly on LH and FSH, which makes it a low-risk and highly effective plant for supporting testosterone.
The effects are dose-dependent, and it is possible to noticeably support testosterone levels. What's more, the effects appear to continue for a few weeks after supplementation ends, with levels remaining higher afterwards.
Supporting masculine energy
Spilanthes acmella is able to support the secretion of the hormones LH and FSH, which have various effects, such as supporting reproductive performance, testosterone and faster muscle building.
A genuine testosterone support backed by scientific studies
Unlike other plants often promoted by marketing, such as Tribulus terrestris or maca, Spilanthes acmella is supported by studies showing a significant increase in levels of luteinising hormone (LH), FSH and testosterone.
Additionally, it is not an excessively expensive plant, so laboratories have little incentive to sell it or to communicate about it.
