Saffron for Libido And Sexual Function

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Research suggests that saffron may support sexual function in women, with one randomized controlled trial of 50 women of reproductive age finding that eight weeks of saffron supplementation combined with vitamin E led to statistically significant improvements in overall sexual function compared to vitamin E alone, including gains in libido, arousal, orgasm, and satisfaction. Studies indicate that some of these benefits may be partly related to saffron's effects on mood, as the saffron group also reported greater reductions in depression, anxiety, and stress. The evidence base is currently limited to a small number of trials, and this particular study's modest sample size means its findings should be interpreted cautiously. More research, including larger and longer trials, would be needed before drawing firm conclusions about saffron's role in supporting sexual health.

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Effect of vitamin E with and without saffron on the sexual function in women ... RCT 2024 Supports 72

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