Damiana 1000 mg, 60 Vegan Capsules

  • Supports Overall Emotional Wellness*
  • Promotes Healthy Stress Response Naturally*
  • Traditional Aphrodisiac Herb for Mood & Libido*
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What Damiana Is

Damiana is Turnera diffusa, a small aromatic shrub from Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, used traditionally as an aphrodisiac and as a tea. Remedy's Damiana supplies 1000 mg of leaf per vegan capsule, with 60 capsules per bottle, as a single ingredient.

It has a long tradition and a thin research base, and this page states both.

  • 1000 mg per capsule: Single-ingredient damiana leaf.
  • 60 capsules: Two months at 1 daily.
  • Contains: Flavonoids, and caffeine as a documented constituent.
  • Traditional use: Aphrodisiac and relaxing tea.

The full claim map is in our damiana overview.

Supplement Facts

Serving size: 1 Vegan Capsule. Servings per container: 60.

Amount Per Serving Amount % Daily Value
Damiana leaf (Turnera diffusa) 1000 mg *

* Daily Value not established.

Other ingredients: Cellulose, Glycerin, Water (vegan capsule)

Directions: One capsule daily, earlier in the day.

Made in the USA.

What the Evidence Actually Shows

The definitive review of the genus is unusually direct, and we would rather print its conclusion than a benefits list.

What the review reported Detail
Species in the genus 135 accepted, about 6 used medicinally
Bioactivities identified 12, from antianxiety to aphrodisiac
How most were tested Chemical, cell-based or animal assays only
Human studies 2, both using multi-ingredient preparations
Compounds identified 22 flavonoids, caffeine, 7 cyanogenic glycosides
Compound linked to an effect Apigenin, in an animal pain model

Most of damiana's reported activities have been investigated only in chemical, cell-based or animal assays, and both human studies used preparations containing other ingredients.[1]Ethnobotany, phytochemistry, and bioactivity of the genus Turnera (Passifloraceae) with a focus on damiana - Turnera diffusa — Journal of Ethnopharmacology (2014) View source That leaves no trial of damiana on its own.

The Aphrodisiac Question

This is the reputation the plant is sold on, and it deserves the two facts that actually sit behind it.

Study What it tested Result
Rat study, 2009 Turnera diffusa at 20 to 80 mg per kg More males resumed a second series at 80 mg/kg
Same study Locomotor activity and anxiety No associated increase in either
Same study Main compounds in the active extract Caffeine, arbutine, flavonoids
Human trial, 2001 A formula with 6 ingredients 73.5% improved against 37.2% on placebo
That formula Ingredients Ginseng, ginkgo, damiana, L-arginine, vitamins, minerals

The rat result is real and it is in rats.[2]Turnera diffusa Wild (Turneraceae) recovers sexual behavior in sexually exhausted males — Journal of Ethnopharmacology (2009) View source The human result is real and it belongs to a six-ingredient formula in which damiana was one component.[3]A double-blind placebo-controlled study of ArginMax, a nutritional supplement for enhancement of female sexual function — Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy (2001) View source The detail is in is damiana an aphrodisiac.

Hormones: What We Do Not Claim

Whether damiana changes oestrogen is one of the most searched questions about it, and the laboratory answer points two ways at once.

  • Aromatase inhibition: The extract inhibited it, IC50 63.1 micrograms per millilitre.
  • Estrogenic activity: 3 compounds showed it in a yeast screen.
  • Both findings: In vitro, and in opposite directions.
  • Human hormone measurements: 0.

We make no hormone claim for this herb.[4]Anti-aromatase activity of the constituents from damiana (Turnera diffusa) — Journal of Ethnopharmacology (2008) View source The reasoning is in damiana for women and hormones.

How to Use It

There is no established dose, because there is no human trial of damiana on its own.

Question Practical answer
How much 1 capsule of 1000 mg daily, per the label
When Earlier in the day, since caffeine is a constituent
With food Either; food helps if it upsets your stomach
Bottle life 2 months at 1 daily
Trial dose in humans None exists

Amounts and why no conversion is possible are in dosage and how to take it.

Safety and Who Should Avoid It

With no large human safety trial, the honest cautions come from tradition and from what the plant contains.

Situation Position
Pregnant or planning pregnancy Avoid; Turnera species are traditionally used as abortives
On glucose-lowering medication Ask first; antidiabetic activity is reported in animals
Liver disease Ask, as with any herbal product
Caffeine sensitive Avoid an evening dose
Heavy daily tea drinking Moderate it; the genus contains 7 cyanogenic glycosides
Smoking or vaping the leaf We do not recommend it; 0 studies support it

The full list is in side effects and who should avoid it.

Capsules, Tea and the Rest

Tea is how most people meet damiana, and it is searched far more than the capsule.

  • Capsule: 1000 mg, identical every time.
  • Tea: Varies by leaf, amount and steeping.
  • Liqueur: A culinary use, not a medicinal one.
  • Smoking blends: 0 studies, and we do not recommend it.

Brewing and tradition are in damiana tea benefits and how to make it, and the intoxication question in does damiana make you high.

Why Choose Remedy's Damiana

One ingredient, a stated amount, and an evidence summary that does not oversell a tradition.

What you get Why it matters
1000 mg damiana leaf per capsule A stated amount, not a proprietary blend
Single ingredient Any effect or reaction traces to 1 thing
Vegan capsule Cellulose, glycerin and water
60 capsules Two months at 1 daily
Honest positioning A traditional herb, with 0 human trials of its own

Frequently Asked Questions

What does damiana do to the body? +

Very little is established in humans. A 2014 review found its 12 reported activities were tested mostly in cell or animal assays.

Is damiana a real aphrodisiac? +

It is a real traditional one. The best evidence is in rats at 80 mg per kg, and the human study tested a formula with 6 ingredients.

Does damiana increase estrogen? +

In a dish it did 2 opposite things: inhibited aromatase and showed estrogenic activity. There are 0 human hormone measurements.

Does damiana increase testosterone? +

There are 0 human trials measuring testosterone with damiana. It is a marketing claim rather than a research finding.

Is damiana psychedelic? +

No. In the rat study its effects were not associated with increased locomotor activity or anxiety-like behaviour, which is 2 relevant measures.

Does damiana cause a high? +

No controlled study describes one. Caffeine is 1 documented constituent, which is the most mundane explanation for any mild lift.

How much should I take? +

One capsule of 1000 mg daily. There is no established dose, because 0 human trials of damiana alone exist.

Is it safe to take damiana daily? +

Everyday use appears undramatic on a thin evidence base. The 2 firm exclusions are pregnancy and glucose-lowering medication without asking.

Who should avoid damiana? +

Anyone pregnant, anyone on glucose-lowering medication, and anyone with liver disease. Those are 3 clear exclusions.

What is damiana tea good for? +

Traditionally, relaxation and as an aphrodisiac. There are 0 human trials of damiana tea for any outcome.

Does damiana contain caffeine? +

Caffeine was 1 of 3 main compounds identified in the extract that worked in rats, and it appears in the genus generally. Take it earlier in the day.

How long does 1 bottle last? +

Sixty capsules is 2 months at 1 daily.

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