Inside Every Gummy

HorseBoost Ingredients, Named

Quick Answer

HorseBoost combines nine named ingredients in one 82mg proprietary blend: Muira Puama, Maca, Catuaba, Green Tea Extract, Caffeine, Ashwagandha, L-Arginine, Tribulus Terrestris and Epimedium.

Only caffeine's dose (5mg) is disclosed individually — the rest share the remaining 77mg, which averages under 10mg each.

1. Muira Puama

An Amazonian botanical with a long traditional-use history in men's wellness. Published human clinical research is limited, relying mostly on traditional-use documentation rather than controlled trials.

2. Maca

A traditional root studied for self-reported energy and vitality in men, with research generally using around 2,000mg/day — far above what this entire 82mg blend could deliver even if it were pure Maca.

3. Catuaba

A Brazilian bark extract commonly included in men's wellness blends as a traditional tonic herb, with limited modern clinical research behind it.

4. Green Tea Extract

One of the more evidence-robust ingredients in this formula, with a well-documented antioxidant research base tied to its catechin content.

5. Caffeine — 5mg

The one ingredient with a disclosed individual dose. 5mg is roughly a twentieth of a standard cup of coffee — a sub-threshold amount unlikely to produce a noticeable stimulant effect on its own, though buyers with caffeine sensitivity should still note its presence.

6. Ashwagandha

One of the most-researched adaptogens in men's wellness, generally studied for stress and cortisol support at 300–600mg/day. This entire 9-ingredient blend totals just 82mg, so Ashwagandha's individual contribution is almost certainly a small fraction of studied doses.

7. L-Arginine

An amino acid studied for circulatory support, typically at 3,000–6,000mg/day in published research — a dose gap so large that the whole 82mg blend wouldn't come close even if it were 100% L-Arginine. Buyers on nitrate-class blood pressure medication should note that L-Arginine works through the same pathway those medications target.

8. Tribulus Terrestris

Traditionally used for male wellness, but the research base is mixed — systematic reviews have found insufficient evidence to support strong hormonal claims for Tribulus in healthy men.

9. Epimedium

Contains icariin, studied mostly in preclinical and animal models for circulatory and vitality applications. Published human clinical data is limited compared to other men's wellness botanicals.

The honest dose-math summary: nine ingredients sharing 82mg total works out to roughly 9mg each on average — a fraction of the doses used in the published research behind ingredients like Ashwagandha, Maca and L-Arginine. This is a formula built for a broad, recognizable ingredient list and gummy convenience, not clinical-strength dosing. We'd rather tell you that plainly than let the label speak for itself.

Who should talk to a doctor first

Because HorseBoost contains L-Arginine, buyers taking nitrate-class blood pressure medication, cardiovascular medication, or blood thinners should consult a physician before starting. Never combine with prescription ED medication without your doctor's guidance. Not intended for anyone under 18.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual results vary. Research on individual ingredients does not guarantee the same results from the finished HorseBoost formulation.