test boosters

[tyler51285]

was thinking of trying theses was wondering what people thought and whats the best ones with little to no side effects

[jubjubrsx]

real food..sleep are the best test boosters...dont waste your money, if they worked the fda would ban them

[tyler51285]

thanks that's kinda what I was thinking you read so much crap and don't know what to believe

[emergency]

Have had some good effects from Nutrabolics Aggro what where you hoping to get out of a t booster?

[Marshall28]

How old are you? What is the reasoning for wanting a test booster?

I would take a look at Alpha Test from Muscletech if you do want to purchase one. It's currently 2 bottles for $30.

[andrewwww]

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[shoefanatic23]

was thinking of trying theses was wondering what people thought and whats the best ones with little to no side effects

OP, how old are you? If low T is a concern, I would consult with your doctor first. If you are coming off from a strict diet and are really lean, adding in additional fat into your diet can help.

[koweanguy]

was thinking of trying theses was wondering what people thought and whats the best ones with little to no side effects

Sleep and diet being the biggest factor.. however,
I'd look into Ashwagandha
The mod @Syn did a write up on it here:
Ashwagandha write-up

Currently dosing mine 125mg twice a day~
And yup, a few of the newer Muscletech products (i.e, test boosters) have 'em

[AfroPope]

There's a handful of "test booster" supplements that will increase libido and sleep quality, but nothing will actually boost your testosterone to an appreciable level. CEL M-Test has been good to me for libido, prostate health, and sleep purposes, but hasn't impacted my t, which I get tested regularly for medical reasons.

[tyler51285]

I'm 32 and been lifting for 2 years I work a somewhat manuel labor job and sometimes am to tired to work out so was thinking of trying t boosters for more energy just don't want the side effects or waste money on junk

[danielmoo]

I'm 32 and been lifting for 2 years I work a somewhat manuel labor job and sometimes am to tired to work out so was thinking of trying t boosters for more energy just don't want the side effects or waste money on junk

I think a preworkout would work much better in your case since you're just looking for some energy to workout after a long day.

[tyler51285]

I take creatine but it doesn't seem to do much

[danielmoo]

I take creatine but it doesn't seem to do much

Creatine provides no acute benefits, so you're not going to feel an energy boost from that. Try having a cup of coffee or a Monster Ultra before training and see if your workouts are better.

[Gym God]

I'm 32 and been lifting for 2 years I work a somewhat manuel labor job and sometimes am to tired to work out so was thinking of trying t boosters for more energy just don't want the side effects or waste money on junk

Have you considered waking up earlier to hit the gym in the morning? It may take a few days getting use to but I totally get it with trying to train later after work.

[tyler51285]

ill try a few of these and get back to you

[tyler51285]

also should add like I said ive been working out for 2 years and feel like I have been stuck on how much I can lift

[emergency]

also should add like I said ive been working out for 2 years and feel like I have been stuck on how much I can lift

diet plan at all?

[FormulaLT1poweR]

was thinking of trying theses was wondering what people thought and whats the best ones with little to no side effects

I'm 32 and been lifting for 2 years I work a somewhat manuel labor job and sometimes am to tired to work out so was thinking of trying t boosters for more energy just don't want the side effects or waste money on junk

also should add like I said ive been working out for 2 years and feel like I have been stuck on how much I can lift

At 32 have you had your T levels tested? If so, have you been diagnosed with low T?

Based off what you "want", I'd look at different options. A preworkout is a good choice (PreBuild or VaporX5), even changing your diet/nutrition can help tremendously.

If you've been stuck for 2 years, I'd seriously consider reading a lot and focusing in on your diet and exercise program. You should be eating appropriately and pushing yourself in the gym, not relying on a supplement to do anything for you.

[tyler51285]

I havnt had my t levels checked but probally should my diet could be better but I do eat allot of beef I buy a whole cow from my neighbor and get it butchered so it doesn't have allot of junk in it but with work its hard to get what I need sometimes for breakfast and lunch and also I have just been stuck on the same weight for the last 3 months maybe that's normal thanks for every ones help would like to improve just don't have all the knowledge I need

[tyler51285]

also as far as liquid I drink 2 cups of coffee a good bit of water and 2 to 3 glasses of milk a day no soda or beer