Ecdysterone (Leuzea), 90 capsules I VemoHerb^®

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Experiments have been conducted, comparing the results achieved by commonly used anabolic stimulants against Leuzea carthamoides extract. They have concluded that the results of both groups were comparable, however Leuzea extract administration lacked any of the side effects of the anabolic stimulants. * [4, 5, 8-11]

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