Review Thread - MRM Natural V

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Note that SWIM has no (none, zero) connection with this product or company, other than a strong interest in sexual enhancement. Anyone wanting some will have to go out and find it for themselves.

Serving size - 3 capsules
Servings per container - 30

Vitamin B6 (as Pyridoxine HCl) - 10mg - 500% RDA
Niacin:Niacinamide - 40mg - 200% RDA
Zinc (chelate) - 15mg - 100% RDA

Proprietary Blend - 1935mg
* Tribulus Terrestris (70% Sapogenins)
* Avena Sativa (3:1 extract)
* Cnidium Monnier (12:1 extract)
* Xanthoparmelia Scabrosa Warning - this ingredient may be hazardous to health (****see full warning below) although it may just be rumor.
* Diosgenin

* Horny Goat Weed (standardized for 10% Icarin) - 500mg

* LongJack (Radix Eurycoma Longifolia) Extract - 100mg

****Toxic Herb Alert - Xanthoparmelia scabrosa Esters are Unsafe

LANSING, MI -- The herb Xanthoparmelia scabrosa, found in several male sexual enhancement products sold as Viagra alternatives targeted to health food stores and marketed on the Internet, has been shown to contain a toxic ester.

Jim Lewis, president of National Nutritional Foods Association-Midwest Region (NNFA-MW) is calling on all dietary supplement suppliers and natural products retailers to investigate the products in their inventories that may contain the herb Xanthoparmelia scabrosa, and to seek legal advice to determine if they should continue to sell these products.

"As the market for male sexual health supplements continues its popularity among consumers, it is imperative to police ourselves and ensure that safe products are offered,¡¨ Lewis stated. ¡Research on the herb Xanthoparmelia scabrosa has clearly demonstrated toxicity in specific low doses. To prevent another ephedra fiasco, it makes sense to respond accordingly to the science when that research demonstrates possible harm or adverse reactions."

According to Lewis, the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) know this herb is toxic. Xanthoparmelia scabrosa has been researched since 1978, with additional discoveries on its potent cytotoxic properties first revealed in 1996. Australian National University¦s department of chemistry and its John Curtin School of Medical Research published articles on the cytotoxic activity of the esters of Xanthoparmelia scabrosa.

Note -- a lot of sources still carry/sell Xanthoparmelia scabrosa and SWIM would be inclined to take the above with a large grain of salt. However, SWIY may want to avoid this product on the basis of a smattering of Google links repeating each other with apparently no central proof anywhere. SWIM did write the company selling/distributing this product, to see what they have to say on the matter.

Edit -- found something else of interest --

There are reports of toxic esters appearing in some herbal viagra (xanthoparmelia scabrosa) samples. These toxins are very useful in killing cancerous cells, but also might be dangerous in large quantities. Thus the source of xanthoparmelia scabrosa can be very important. It's equally important not to exceed the recommended dosage of your herbal viagra capsules.

Anyway... SWIM has this product and will be testing it for sexual boost effects... more later.

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Ive heard some good things about Avena Sativa.. Looking forward to hearing how it works

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how's that testing going? Fill us in when it's done