Soda Stallion Peak contains ten named ingredients: L-Arginine, Tribulus Terrestris, Tongkat Ali, Horny Goat Weed, Maca Root, Fenugreek, Ashwagandha, Panax Ginseng, Zinc and Vitamin D3. Each is chosen for blood-flow, testosterone, stamina or energy support. Exact amounts are printed on the current product label.
We name every ingredient openly and do not invent amounts. Here is what each brings and its key cautions.
An amino acid converted to nitric oxide to support blood flow and circulation. Caution: may lower blood pressure — do not combine with nitrates or erectile-dysfunction drugs without medical advice.
A traditional herb studied for supporting healthy testosterone, libido and performance. Caution: hormonal effects mean anyone on medication should check with a doctor.
Studied for supporting testosterone and reducing stress-hormone impact. Caution: avoid with hormone-sensitive conditions unless cleared by a doctor.
Contains icariin, studied for supporting blood flow. Caution: may act on similar pathways to ED drugs — avoid combining with nitrates, blood-pressure or ED medication without medical advice.
A Peruvian adaptogen for stamina, energy and libido, generally well tolerated.
Studied for supporting testosterone and libido. Caution: may affect blood sugar and can trigger allergies in some people.
An adaptogen studied for lowering cortisol and supporting calm. Caution: check with a doctor if you take thyroid or sedative medication, or are pregnant.
Studied for energy, stamina and circulation. Caution: may interact with blood thinners and diabetes medication.
An essential mineral for healthy testosterone and immune function. Caution: high long-term doses can interfere with copper absorption.
Supports hormonal balance and testosterone. Caution: fat-soluble — do not exceed recommended amounts without guidance.
Per the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, ingredient form and amount matter, and several of these can affect blood pressure, hormones or blood sugar. Anyone on medication should consult a doctor. Exact amounts are on the current product label.