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.
*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.
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