I am very skeptical on products that have reviews based on ''feelings'' and 99% of them are exactly that. They go like: ''day one I ate this and that, I benched XXX LB for X reps, went to the movies bla bla bla.''
While scavenging the web for any reviews based on actuall blood work I found an organization that actually tests these products (most of them not all) in the following manner: ''As with all of our testosterone boosting supplements, we arranged for 10 volunteers to use Test Powder for a period of 28 days. We did everything we could to ensure that none of the volunteers had previously used a testosterone boosting supplement. This ensured that the final results were not distorted or hindered in anyway. In order to ascertain whether any increases in testosterone occurred during the trial, our in-house physician performed two blood tests. The first blood test was carried out on the day before the commencement of the trial, and the second blood test was carried out on the final day.''
You can find them at lowtestosteronecure.org and here are a few products they tested they have a bunch more as well but none on AlphaMax which seems to be getting great reviewsss -- yup based on '''feelings'' lol. Another things I noticed is that all products that do get tested and actually raise test by good 30% have DAA in it, something AlphaMax lacks.. So perhaps stacking it with DAA would make for a super product!!!??? What you guys think?
http://lowtestosteronecure.org/test-powder/ http://lowtestosteronecure.org/d-pol/ http://lowtestosteronecure.org/anotest-muscletech/