In rodents, high doses of Fadogia agrestis caused testicular toxicity, while lower doses raised luteinizing hormone and apparent testicular size.
In rodents, high doses of Fadogia agrestis caused testicular toxicity, while lower doses raised luteinizing hormone and apparent testicular size.
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