libido · Outcome
Wake up with one. A vascular and hormonal feedback loop.
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+74% IIEF
2000-5000 IU daily
Evidence
Effect size
Research
323 papers
range -7.1–100 · n=22 quantitative claims
“High dose vitamin D supplementation (3399 IU/day) increased serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels by 12.3 ng/ml more than low dose (375 IU/day) in pregnant women from the MENA region.”
+19% IIEF
45-120 min, 3-4x per week
Evidence
Effect size
Research
431 papers
range -4–1067 · n=27 quantitative claims
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“Outdoor fitness equipment intervention significantly improved upper limb muscle strength.”