All kinds of men have tried or at least researched some kind of male-enhancement product and there is no shortage of online advertisements promoting these on workout forums and really any site targeted at males.

Most of these supplements will tell you they are the fastest, healthiest, easiest, way to fix your sex life or get the most out of your workout routine but some are complete scams that you should certainly look out for.

It is a fact that as men get older there testosterone levels tend to dip and their muscle growth and sexual libido will go down with it.

However, there are ways that doctors can treat this and some prescription medication can be very useful to fix these problems and get testosterone levels back to a normal number.

For this review, Savage Grow Plus will be the subject and this is one of those male-enhancement products that makes the bold claim that it will fix things like erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation.

We will go through all the details of Savage Grow Plus from here on out to see exactly what it’s made of and if it can really help your male-enhancement needs.

What is Savage Grow Plus?

Savage Grow Plus is a male growth supplement that blends together some natural ingredients that supposedly affects your testosterone levels and thus makes you more sexually active.

It comes in pill form and the standard bottle comes with 60 pills total.

How Does Savage Grow Plus Work?

According to a (rather sloppily written) review on their official website of the product, it works by going through four total steps systematically.

The four exact steps are not clearly defined by number but it is said that when people initially start using Savage Grow Plus, their bodies begin absorbing its ingredients which will immediately affect their sexual energy levels.

After this, the cells begin to rejuvenate and heal from existing problems that hinder your sexual health by providing essential vitamins to help your body grow in many ways.

Finally, in the final step of using this product, men begin to notice that not only has their penis grown but they also last longer and are more focused. (Source)

What Are Savage Grow Plus’s Ingredients?

Savage Grow Plus’s website does list some of its ingredients and a short description for a few of them as well.

There are certainly other ingredients that are not mentioned but we will stick to the list that is provided on the review on their website you can find sourced above.

However, of course, I will be digging a little deeper into these ingredients and seeing exactly how they’re used for medical purposes and treating male-enhancement issues.

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Tribulus Terrestris

This natural substance is a plant that makes fruit that is sometimes used as an herbal remedy for chest pain.

Some men have used this to increase athletic performance but there is not much scientific evidence that proves this or that it increases sexual libido.

The FDA does not regulate Tribulus Terrestris and there is not a well defined dosage that is recommended for people to take as a supplement.

If you have low blood sugar, or take some specific blood pressure medicine, this plant can be very risky as it lowers your blood sugar level and can interact poorly with these blood pressure medications. (Source)

Epimedium Sagittatum

One of the many alternative names for a plant called Horny Goat Weed that’s commonly found in traditional Chinese medicine.

Its primary use is for lowered sexual libido and erectile dysfunction however but there is not much scientific evidence to back up its effectiveness.

This substance is likely fine to take for a short period of time and may actually help you but it is not recommended that you use this long-term.

There have been reports that it causes heart rhythm issues and it is largely a substance that is largely a mystery in whether it helps or harms you, especially if it is taken with other substances. (Source)

Damiana Leaf

Damiana is a shrub that grows in the wild in Central America and the West Indies; it is mostly used as an aphrodisiac and to treat an upset stomach.

Again, there is very little scientific evidence to prove this is a good thing to use as medicine or to treat low sexual libido.

You typically take it by mouth but there is not a defined dosage that is recommended as it depends on many factors such as age and individual health.

It is a risky decision to take this over a long period of time without some sort of medical assistance. (Source)

Muira Puama

The root and wood of this bush native to the Amazon regions is used as a medicine to increase sexual libido and even ease joint pain.

This herbal substance has barely any scientific backing on its effectiveness and is said to only be safe to use in small doses for one month or less.

Its preferred dosage and potential side-effects are unknown and it is generally not recommended you take this habitually. (Source)

Catuaba

Catuaba is an herb but its bark is what is mainly used for sexual arousal and to even treat things such as poor memory and anxiety.

Much like Muira Puama, there is very little known about this for medicinal purposes including its dosage, potential side-effects, and if it is even effective at all.

Unless you would like to be the guinea pig that tests out its effectiveness, you should avoid taking too much of this or taking it over an extended period of time. (Source)

Saw Palmetto

Saw Palmetto is a tree that grows fruit which is sometimes used as a medicine to prevent complications from prostate surgery.

It is actually a fairly well documented herbal medicine but its effectiveness for things like male-pattern baldness and reducing risk of prostate cancer is not well backed-up.

There are some cases where this substance may have caused liver or pancreatic damage but this could have been from other factors and is not completely proven to be the cause.

This herbal medicine does have some benefits when it comes to prostate surgery, however, there is little to no evidence that it helps with sexual libido or gains in testosterone levels. (Source)

Inosine

Inosine is a laboratory produced chemical that is used for things like Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis.

Some athletes have used this chemical to increase stamina and improve their performance athletically but there is little scientific data to support these effects.

There is no optimal dosage that doctors use for this and it greatly depends on the person and what disease it is treating on how much you should take if any at all. (Source)

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Do These Ingredients Have Any Side-Effects?

Damiana has some very serious side effects if you take it in high doses.

There have been reports that after taking 200 grams of damiana someone could experience convulsions and a few symptoms similar to strychnine poisoning or rabies.

Some known side effects for Saw Palmetto are headache, dizziness, nausea, diarrhea, constipation, and vomiting.

Inosine can cause uric acid in your urine and blood to reach high levels and may cause kidney stones which can be very painful.

Does Savage Grow Plus Really Work?

Looking around at some various customer reviews you will see that they are very mixed.

Some say it worked in spectacular fashion, others will say it did not work at all so whether it really works or not is pretty up in the air.

Where Can You Buy Savage Grow Plus?

You can get Savage Grow Plus on their official website and in some select stores that carry the product.

One bottle will cost you $69 and contains enough pills to last you for a month if you take the recommended daily dosage.

Pros +

• Can ship worldwide
• Website is easily accessible
• 60 day money back guarantee

Cons –

• Ingredients are suspect
• Will likely experience some side-effects
• Expensive to say the least
• Not good for long-term use
• Not completely all-natural

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Conclusion – Is It Worth Trying Savage Grow Plus?

I would not suggest trying this product even if you plan on taking advantage of the 60 day money back guarantee.

First off, just looking at the ingredients listed on their website you see inosine which is a chemical that is made by scientists in a lab for medicinal purposes.

So right off the bat, their claim that this is an all-natural product is a lie and I can only venture a guess as to what other unnatural products are in the full ingredients list.

As for the actual natural ingredients, there are a few that are incredibly suspect and have barely any actual scientific evidence that they are good for male-enhancement let alone your overall health.

It is absolutely over-priced and is, in all likelihood, another scam product that will probably do more harm to your body then fix any sexual libido or low testosterone problems you may have.

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