Him & Her Kudzu Vitality Bundle

Morning Him-Capsule: Fill size-0 caps with 500 mg P. tuberosa for workout-day drive.

Evening Her-Latte: Whisk 500 mg P. mirifica into warm oat-vanilla milk for skin glow.

Date-Night Smoothie: Blend 300 mg of each powder with berries & cacao for shared vitality.

Cycle-Ease Shot (Her): Stir 500 mg P. mirifica into lemon water during PMS week.

Post-Gym Recovery (Him): Add 1 g P. tuberosa to whey-banana shake.

Couple-Gummies: Disperse 0.6 % of each powder in pomegranate chews for travel-friendly dosing.

Hormone Harmony: Thai kudzu’s miroestrol gently supports youthful estrogen balance while Indian kudzu’s saponins foster healthy testosterone output.

Skin & Tone: Antioxidant isoflavones brighten complexion for her; plant sterols aid lean-muscle recovery for him.

Joint Comfort: Both roots supply anti-inflammatory flavones that keep active couples moving easily.

Stress Resilience: Adaptogenic peptides calm cortisol spikes during busy weeks or intense training.

Libido Lift: Traditional Ayurvedic & Thai texts cite enhanced sensual vitality for both partners.*

Clean-Label Duo: Two single-ingredient powders—no fillers, caffeine or sweeteners.

Serving Size: 1 scoop his + 1 scoop her (≈ 1 g total powder)

Ingredients: 50 % Pueraria tuberosa root extract • 50 % Pueraria mirifica root extract (no carriers)

Allergen Information: Naturally gluten-free • Soy-free • Dairy-free • Non-GMO

Free from: Sugar • Caffeine • Artificial colours or preservatives

Usage Tip: Pair each scoop with 40 mg vitamin C—ascorbate supports collagen & saponin uptake.

Storage: Keep sealed, cool, dry & dark. Reseal tightly after each use.

Keep Away From Children

Q: How do we dose the bundle so both partners get optimal benefits without overdosing?

A: A practical everyday plan is one 500 mg scoop of P. tuberosa for him and one 500 mg scoop of P. mirifica for her, each taken with breakfast or a smoothie. On heavy-training or PMS days, add a second scoop of the respective powder 12 hours later. This keeps total daily intake below common safety ceilings (1 g/day each) while matching amounts used in Thai and Indian clinical studies that showed stronger libido, smoother cycles and improved post-exercise recovery. Always build up slowly over the first week so your digestive system adjusts and you can gauge individual responsiveness.

Q: Can we swap powders—will she benefit from Indian kudzu or he from Thai kudzu?

A: Absolutely. Thai kudzu’s phytoestrogens are gentle modulators, not high-octane hormones; men find 250 mg beneficial for joint lubrication and antioxidant defence without feminine effects. Likewise, 250–500 mg Indian kudzu can help women facing low-energy or post-menopausal muscle loss. The “Him & Her” labels simply guide typical use-cases based on traditional ethnobotany; feel free to customise ratios once you monitor mood, sleep and workout feedback for a fortnight.

Q: How soon will we notice changes in energy, skin or hormone markers?

A: Subjective energy lift and workout pumps often appear within seven days as P. tuberosa saponins up-regulate nitric-oxide. Skin suppleness and menstrual comfort tied to P. mirifica generally emerge after two cycles (roughly six weeks), aligning with collagen turnover. Blood-testosterone or estrogen shifts are subtler but measurable at the eight-week mark in most users who pair the powders with sufficient protein, healthy fats and resistance exercise. Patience plus consistency is key: plant adaptogens remodel slowly yet durably.

Q: Are there safety or medication interactions we should discuss with a physician first?

A: Both extracts are well-tolerated at <1 g/day; however, P. mirifica should be used cautiously alongside prescription HRT, SERMs or hormonal birth control—start with 250 mg and monitor. Indian kudzu’s arginine-pathway boost may amplify PDE-5 inhibitors or nitrate vasodilators; spacing doses by four hours helps. Neither herb affects CYP3A4 strongly, but combining them with high-dose soy isoflavones or red-clover may stack phytoestrogens more than intended. Anyone with hormone-sensitive conditions, pregnant, nursing or on fertility treatments should seek personalised advice before jumping in.