Safety/Precautions:
- The safety of this herb has not been adequately studied, especially during pregnancy and lactation.
- Additionally, certain herbs that are sometimes combined with horny goat weed, such as yohimbé, for example, may cause high blood pressure and changes in behavior in high doses.
- Quality control in certain herbal supplements is sometimes lacking, so it is best to consult first with a qualified health provider before taking any product containing this herb.
- There are no known studies regarding the potential herb-drug interactions between horny goat weed and prescription medications to treat erectile dysfunction.
- For this reason, it is not recommended to take horny goat weed, or any other herb purported to treat impotence, along with the prescription medications for erectile dysfunction, without medical advice.
Before you decide to take any medicinal herb or herbal supplement, be sure to consult with your health care professional first. Avoid self-diagnosis and self-medication: Always be on the safe side!