This formula's own materials flag a genuine labeling issue worth understanding directly: root and leaf are different plant parts, and labels sometimes blur the distinction.
Nettle root — a different plant part than leaf — has been studied for binding SHBG, theoretically freeing up more testosterone, alongside traditional bladder-comfort use, while labels sometimes blur root and leaf distinctions.
If the specific research applies to root rather than leaf, worth confirming which part your label actually lists, since this level of ingredient-sourcing detail affects how much weight to put on the SHBG-binding research specifically.
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