Testosterone Boosters: Review

I’d like to give you my opinion on the general category of supplements called “testosterone boosters.” As of now I can’t really recommend any of them. Here’s why:

*First and foremost, I’m not convinced any of them actually “boost” testosterone. Tribulus Terrestris, for example, hasn’t been shown to actually raise testosterone levels beyond one’s natural level. If you’ve read my review of Novedex TX, you’ll see why I think their claim of 600% increase in T levels is completely bogus.

 *As with prohormones, the wrong people are taking these supplements. I’m guessing there are a lot of guys in their 20’s who use “testosterone boosters.” This is absurd, since these guys are already at their natural peak in terms of T production—they already have all the testosterone they need to build muscle.

*Even if a testosterone booster created a slight increase in T production, I don’t see how it would be enough to make any real difference in strength and size. Let’s think about steroids for a minute: a beginner cycle would be around 500mg of testosterone a week (not to mention some other drugs). If I understand things correctly, a typical dose for testosterone replacement therapy would be 400mg a month. In other words, you have to get your T levels way beyond natural levels to see results. “Testosterone boosters” just cannot deliver this.

Conclusion:
I’m simply not impressed with these types of supplements. Talk to a doctor if you need testosterone replacement therapy.

I would recommend a high quality bodybuilding program like Vince Delmonte’s No-Nonsense Muscle Building if you are looking to put on muscle mass. Don’t waste your money on bogus supplements.