Testosterone Booster Side Effects

I understand some of the side effects that testosterone boosters have, so my question is do the side effects, i.e. acne and back acne, go away after you stop taking it?
thanks for any replies I get

Some people say they experience so more oily skin while taking test boosters though I don't think they would elicit anything too drastic.

I'm tryin to decide whether to buy tbomb 2 or Novedex.

u havent done wither,whats it matter..trial and error.Neither may do **** for you and your talking about sides from gear and phs..idk i never got any sides from all natural test boosters man[QUOTE=KChap12;926294453]I'm tryin to decide whether to buy tbomb 2 or Novedex.[/QUOTE]

I'm new to this whole thing. I have a friend that swears up and down that tbomb is fantastic, and I can very clearly see how much bigger he got. But reviews on the internet for it completely suck lol so I don't really know if I should buy it

Unless you're already prone to acne, you probably won't notice too much acne show up. If you ARE prone to acne...yes, it will subside a while after finishing the run. In the past, it's taken maybe a month or two to get back to pre-test booster acne levels.

[QUOTE=TheGilmore;926308333]Unless you're already prone to acne, you probably won't notice too much acne show up. If you ARE prone to acne...yes, it will subside a while after finishing the run. In the past, it's taken maybe a month or two to get back to pre-test booster acne levels.[/QUOTE]

Appreciate the help.

Gamma-O sides, improved sleep, fat loss, heightened libido, reduced cholesterol levels and the best part...The Strength!

tried many t boosters and had mild back acne that did clear up about a week after stopping

[QUOTE=TheFugitive;926325863]Gamma-O sides, improved sleep, fat loss, heightened libido, reduced cholesterol levels and the best part...The Strength![/QUOTE]

Thanks I'll take a look at it

[QUOTE=emergency;926327363]tried many t boosters and had mild back acne that did clear up about a week after stopping[/QUOTE]

Which one was the best in your experience?

Some great T-boosters that have proved themselves over time are :

1)X-Factor Advanced
2)Bioforge V3
3)HGHUP
4)Testopro
5)Activate Extreme
6)APE
7)Primal Male
8)Ergotest

Out of those bioforge gets the most love.

As for side effects,everyone reacts differently to supplements

Add FreeTest next tot he hghup ;) or even stack them.

Chris
Team AppNut

[QUOTE=schnitzer31;926405123]Some great T-boosters that have proved themselves over time are :

1)X-Factor Advanced
2)Bioforge V3
3)HGHUP
4)Testopro
5)Activate Extreme
6)APE
7)Primal Male
8)Ergotest

Out of those bioforge gets the most love.

As for side effects,everyone reacts differently to supplements[/QUOTE]


I cant find Bioforge v3. Did they stop making it?

[QUOTE=TheFugitive;926325863]Gamma-O sides, improved sleep, fat loss, heightened libido, reduced cholesterol levels and the best part...The Strength![/QUOTE]

haha well said, great product!!! I REALLY enjoyed my run with that stuff and will have to stack it with Test Factor Advanced & XFA sometime in the near future.

First how old are you, how long have you been lifting, whats your diet like? There are many better options then a test boost and this guy can be 16 years old

[QUOTE=mustangjay559;926664713]First how old are you, how long have you been lifting, whats your diet like? There are many better options then a test boost and this guy can be 16 years old[/QUOTE]

21 about 4 years and diet is my biggest problem.

If diet is your biggest problem, then fix your diet. It doesn't matter how much test you have if you don't eat right.... You won't get the results you want.

At your age, test is not your limiting factor. It is in your 30s when test starts to flag. A t booster at your age is likely to give you tons of acne an make you hairier.

Eat big + lift big = get big, even when boosting test. There is no magic pill.

It really depends on the components in the testosterone booster and your genetic predisposition for said side effects to occur. Not everyone gets side effects from them.

[QUOTE=KChap12;926630713]I cant find Bioforge v3. Did they stop making it?[/QUOTE]No it's still around, its just called BioForge though. Best imo, second best Triazole

I don't think you would notice a huge difference in acne, etc. with natural test boosters.

[QUOTE=itzDodge;958213503]No it's still around, its just called BioForge though. Best imo, second best Triazole[/QUOTE]
Yep, just BioForge. V3 is simply how we familiarly call it here.

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I've read that increased levels of testosterone can cause male breast enlargement as a side effect. I'm currently taking ErgoTest and have noticed a slight extension of my nipples along with some soreness in the areola region as well, which is causing me to be concerned that I'm starting to experience that side effect. Does this go away if I cycle off test?

[QUOTE=KOR1A;1131205813]I've read that increased levels of testosterone can cause male breast enlargement as a side effect. I'm currently taking ErgoTest and have noticed a slight extension of my nipples along with some soreness in the areola region as well, which is causing me to be concerned that I'm starting to experience that side effect. Does this go away if I cycle off test?[/QUOTE]

The common thinking is increased levels of testosterone undoubtedly lead to increased levels of estrogen due to aromatase. These days most natural test boosters tend to contain some AI to keep estro down but in reality their total impact on hormones isn't significant enough to warrant concern for gyno. That being said if you have a previous history of gyno then it might be possible and it also depends on your own hormones. If you're gaining weight its easily possible for some extra puffiness in the region but pain would be a concern to me. I'm not an expert on the topic but if it continues any longer go speak to a doctor. You could also stop using the product and see how you respond although keep in mind these interactions can always be pure coincidence so don't panic but do stay on top of it.