yohimbe

[ yoh-him-bey, -bee ]

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noun

a tropical African tree, Corynanthe johimbe, whose bark is a source of the alkaloid yohimbine.

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Origin of yohimbe¹

(< New Latin ) ≪ a language of Cameroon, where specimens were first procured

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Researchers analyzed 49 brands of yohimbe supplements and found that only 11 listed the quantity of yohimbine they actually contained.

Label information on most yohimbe herbal supplement products is inaccurate, a new study finds.

The active ingredient in the products is yohimbine, which is derived from the bark of the African yohimbe tree.

Researchers analyzed 49 brands of yohimbe supplements and found that only 11 listed the quantity of yohimbine they actually contained.

The active ingredient in the products is yohimbine, which is derived from the bark of the African yohimbe tree.

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