AlphaSteel Ingredients
AlphaSteel contains 7 declared ingredients totaling 118mg per two-capsule serving, including concentrated Tongkat Ali and Horny Goat Weed extracts.
That total sits below the doses typically used in single-ingredient research for Saw Palmetto and Tongkat Ali specifically.
Seven ingredients, one disclosed total
What distinguishes AlphaSteel's label is that it discloses a combined total: 118mg across all seven active ingredients per two-capsule serving. That transparency is a positive, but the number itself deserves scrutiny against what research actually studies.
Saw Palmetto alone is commonly studied around 320mg. Tongkat Ali research often uses 200 to 400mg. AlphaSteel's entire seven-ingredient blend totals 118mg — meaning individual ingredients here likely sit well below the doses used in the research cited to support them.
All 7 ingredients, one by one
Tongkat Ali Extract (100:1)
A concentrated root extract traditionally used for energy, stamina and male vitality. Some human research suggests benefits for men with lower baseline testosterone specifically, typically at 200 to 400mg doses in isolated research — higher than AlphaSteel's combined total across all seven ingredients.
Horny Goat Weed Extract (10:1)
Contains icariin, a compound studied for its association with relaxing blood vessel walls and supporting local blood flow. Can affect blood pressure medication.
Saw Palmetto
A palm berry extract most established for supporting normal urinary function related to prostate health. Commonly studied in isolation around 320mg daily, considerably higher than this formula's total.
Wild Yam
A traditional root included as a precursor-adjacent botanical; modern evidence for direct hormonal effects in humans is limited.
Sarsaparilla Root
A traditional botanical historically combined with Tongkat Ali for combating fatigue and supporting physical stamina.
Nettle Leaf
Commonly paired with Saw Palmetto for prostate and urinary comfort; may also support free testosterone availability by binding SHBG.
Boron
A trace mineral studied for its association with free testosterone levels and bone health, typically active at just a few milligrams — one of the few ingredients here where the modest total dose may still be relevant.
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