Testosterone Boosters

[TheSecretMan]

Hi Brahs,

I've recently started looking into test boosters but like most supplements my search for the best products is hindered by conflicting information.

I've come across a website called musclegrowthexperts.com that pans AEN Ape (which I have recently purchased) for being ineffective and also blasts Activate Xtreme (my next planned cycle) as having amnesia like side effects.

This is in contrast to people on here extolling the virtues of the above two products. Additionally they have universal animal test as their number two product. I know it has good feedback but surely the Yohimbe bark extract makes it somewhat unsafe.

Anyway any unbiased experts here that can tell me if this site is legit.

Additionally can anyone with no ulterior motives give me a list of widely recognised test boosters that are considered the top dogs in this category?

Thanks!

[health4life24]

I have used a Cellucor test booster and I was really happy with the results. Here is my review: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...=black+extreme

[mtpaquette]

How old are you? What is your training like?

Instead of looking for products I'd learn then search for individual ingredients, and then base your decision off of that.

[ManWithNoName93]

How old are you OP? You may not have much use for a T-booster. Many new people come in and expect t-boosters to work magic.

[Rob1882]

Where is the <3

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[WillBrink]

Oh really? lol

Yup.

[Jacked46]

Brah calm down. They're good in pct

Nonsense. Listen OP. The only proven ingredient out there to raise testosterone "naturally" is D-Aspartic Acid (DAA). It can raise your natty test levels by about 30%, however, it will also raise your estrogen equally. Now consider the 30% and compare it on the larger scale of actually building muscle tissue, and you find that it makes little to no difference in the muscle tissue your are actually creating. You'd have to increase your test by at least 200% and even then thats not a lot. Ideally, don't waste your money on test boosters, I personally got bad acne from taking one a few years back.

[snicket63]

Nonsense. Listen OP. The only proven ingredient out there to raise testosterone "naturally" is D-Aspartic Acid (DAA). It can raise your natty test levels by about 30%, however, it will also raise your estrogen equally. Now consider the 30% and compare it on the larger scale of actually building muscle tissue, and you find that it makes little to no difference in the muscle tissue your are actually creating. You'd have to increase your test by at least 200% and even then thats not a lot. Ideally, don't waste your money on test boosters, I personally got bad acne from taking one a few years back.

so they're not good in pct? I saw bloods by a certain trustworthy person that used bioforge and it helped a ton.

[WillBrink]

Nonsense. Listen OP. The only proven ingredient out there to raise testosterone "naturally" is D-Aspartic Acid (DAA). It can raise your natty test levels by about 30%,

You mean like this:

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...=Aspartic+acid

[llahhsoj]

Natural boosters will provide a little overall better sense of well being. They are definitely more beneficial to people in my age range.

[snicket63]

You mean like this:

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...=Aspartic+acid

Oh lord...

[Outside backer]

OP what is your age? do you feel like you have low T, have you had any blood work to confirm anything?

if youre looking for natural products that work, i have had blood work showing Ergogenix ergotest and ds sports sports triazole both showing marked increases during use

[Bechsgaard]

Test stack no. 17 is getting a lot of hype, but it's expensive as fuark.

[longhorns_p]

Test stack no. 17 is getting a lot of hype, but it's expensive as fuark.

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[co1e_train]

How old are you? What is your training like?

Instead of looking for products I'd learn then search for individual ingredients, and then base your decision off of that.

This, understanding what the actual ingredients do and how they effect you physiologically will give you a better idea of what to buy.

With that said however do not expect any huge difference with a test booster. Rather, they will most likely optimize what you are already producing.

[WillBrink]

Oh lord...

Yes, legit published studies do tend to burst bubbles. For others, they prefer the "don't confuse me with the facts it made me yuuuuuuuuuuuuuge" approach.