- Saw Palmetto20 mg
- Wild Yam20 mg
- Sarsaparilla20 mg
- Nettle Leaf20 mg
- Boron20 mg
- Tongkat Ali
10 mg ≈ 1,000 mg dry - Horny Goat Weed
8 mg ≈ 80 mg dry
138 mg of listed actives per 2 capsules · no stimulants listed
HorsewoodSolid bars: mg on the label (scale 20 mg). Dashed outline: dry-herb equivalent the label states for the two concentrated extracts.
Horsewood
Hormones · 10 mg of 100:1 extract ≈ 1,000 mg dry rootTongkat Ali (Longjack)
What it is: A Southeast-Asian root (Eurycoma longifolia), traditionally used for male vitality and studied for testosterone, stress hormones and drive.
Why it is in Horsewood: The formula’s main vitality ingredient; the label states its concentrated extract equals about 1,000 mg of dry root.*
Watch for: Extract ratios are not the same as studied extract doses (often 200-400 mg). May interact with blood-pressure, diabetes and immune medicine.
- 8 mgBlood flowBlood flow · 8 mg of 10:1 extract ≈ 80 mg dry herb
Horny Goat Weed
What it is: Epimedium sagittatum, used in traditional practice; contains icariin, studied in the lab for effects on blood-flow enzymes.
Why it is in Horsewood: Included to support healthy circulation and male response.*
Watch for: Human evidence is limited. May lower blood pressure and add to ED or BP medicine.
- 20 mgProstateProstate · 20 mg berry extract
Saw Palmetto
What it is: Berries of a small American palm, widely used for prostate comfort and urinary flow in older men.
Why it is in Horsewood: Supports prostate health as part of overall male wellness.*
Watch for: Studies use about 320 mg a day. May affect blood thinners and hormone therapies.
- 20 mgProstateProstate · 20 mg leaf extract
Nettle Leaf
What it is: Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica), traditionally paired with saw palmetto for prostate and urinary support.
Why it is in Horsewood: Supports prostate comfort and hormone balance.*
Watch for: May lower blood pressure and blood sugar; may interact with diuretics and lithium.
- 20 mgMineralMineral · 20 mg amino acid chelate
Boron
What it is: A trace mineral involved in vitamin D, magnesium and steroid hormone metabolism.
Why it is in Horsewood: The brand says it helps free up bound testosterone.*
Watch for: 20 mg is the adult upper limit for boron per day from all sources; do not combine with other boron supplements.
Vitality · 20 mg root extractSarsaparilla
What it is: A vine root (Smilax ornata) used traditionally for energy, virility and general wellness.
Why it is in Horsewood: Supports natural energy and male wellness.*
Watch for: Generally well tolerated in food amounts; may increase absorption of some drugs.
- 20 mgBalanceBalance · 20 mg root extract
Wild Yam
What it is: A root (Dioscorea villosa) containing diosgenin, a plant compound marketed for hormone balance.
Why it is in Horsewood: Included for traditional hormone-balance support.*
Watch for: The body does not convert diosgenin into hormones; avoid with hormone-sensitive conditions.
Ingredients named only on the website
Pumpkin seed
Named on the official page for prostate support; not on the bottle label supplied.
Oat straw
Named on the official page for energy and mood; not on the bottle label supplied.
Ingredient questions
What does “100:1 extract” mean?
It means 100 parts of dry tongkat ali root were concentrated into 1 part of extract, so 10 mg is described as equivalent to about 1,000 mg of dry root. Studies usually report extract doses, often 200-400 mg.
Why does the website list different ingredients?
The official page mentions maca, L-arginine, ginseng, zinc, muira puama, pumpkin seed and oat straw. The bottle label lists seven others. Check your bottle.
Is Horsewood vegetarian?
No: the capsules contain gelatin.
