Ingredient Guide
Muira Puama And Catuaba: A Plain Guide
Two Brazilian botanicals sit at the front of SodaBoost’s ingredient list. Both have long traditional use and thin modern research.
Muira Puama
A shrub native to the Amazon region. The bark and roots have been used in traditional tonics for generations.
Catuaba
Catuaba is a name applied to several Brazilian trees. Their bark has long been brewed as a traditional tonic.
What the evidence says
Most research so far is early-stage or based on traditional use. Claims should stay modest, and we do not make sexual-performance claims about either one.
Doses and quality
Extracts vary in strength and purity, and the amounts in SodaBoost are not published. That makes it hard to compare with any study.
Next steps
See our guide to reading blend labels and the full ingredients page.
General information only. This article is not medical advice. SodaBoost is a dietary supplement and does not treat or cure any condition.
