marco wolf
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I'm going to go out on a limb on this one. I'm pretty sure that most people would benefit more from an herbal GDA than an herbal test booster when it comes to muscular gains.
We did have a user who had bloodwork done after TestoPRO and his free test nearly doubled. You can PM thebigt if you want to ask him about it there is also a log he did on it. There are also human studies proving Testofen increases free test in men.
Does anybody out here honestly believe that test boosters with longjack, tribulus, horney goat weed and maca actually increase test levels?
I am serious, I have spent a lot of money on supplements with these ingredients and my blood work shows NO increase in testosterone. My test levels actually went down during the period that I have been taking these supplements. My test levels were lower the other day than they were 8 months ago right after I ended an Epi cycle!
Anyway, these supplements might make you feel a little different but that is it!
I think I will spend my money other places in the future.
And, before any of you reps answer this message, show me some proof before you start pitching your product.
There's bloodwork on activite xtreme and formadrol. So there, the premise of the OP is definitively disproven.
Glad we got that cleared up.
Primal Male put mass on me, no question, though I can't tell you through what mechanism.
Are those products herb based? I know there natural, but I think the OP was referring to things that come from herbs.
Are those products herb based? I know there natural, but I think the OP was referring to things that come from herbs.
Herbal, yes.
Fadogia Agrestis SE
(alkaloids, saponins, anthraquinones, and flavonoids)
250 mg ** 1500 mg **
Eucommia ulmoides (standardized for full spectrum of triterpenoids and phytolipids) 200 mg ** 1200 mg **
Epimedium species [E. sagittatum, E. grandiflorum, E. brevicornum] (standardized to 20 % Icariin) 75 mg ** 450 mg **
Indole 3 Carbinol (I3C) 50 mg ** 300 mg **
Zinc (from Zinc Orotate) 5 mg ** 30 mg **
Copper Orotate 0.5 mg ** 3 mg **
Vitamin B6 (as Pyridoxine HCl) 1.6666666666666667 mg ** 10 mg
Good deal! So those two weird sounding ingredients in the AI complex of Formadrol are just weird names for plant stuff?
Amount Per Serving % Daily Value
Zinc (from Zinc Aspartate) 5 mg 33.5% 10 mg 67%
Proprietary Blend:
Divanil™ [95% 3,4-Divanillyltetrahydrofuran from Urtica Dioica], Icarrin (Standardized 20% Extract Of Epimedium), Rhodiola Rosea (3% Rosavins), Proanthocyanidins (Proprietary Pine Bark Extract), Indole-3-Carbinol (I3C), Basella Alba PE (10:1), Zinc Aspartate
I'd listen to cooky... he has 51868 rep power with only 291 posts... Wtfffff lol
Hey, chocolate, I dont talk much, but I use my words wisely. I am in the military, and preparing for a bodybuilding contest. I dont have all the time in the world. What can I say. I wish I had a name like chocolate milk. Its a great post workout. Studies have been done to prove it.
Who cares? Here's Activite Xtreme:
I have been using Testopro for about three weeks (4 tabs/day). I haven't gained any size despite a significant increase in appetite. This is most likely from the fact that fenugreek lowers blood glucose levels and the body is trying to compensate. Moreover, I read that fenugreek can also lower T3 levels. Maybe this is why I feel fatigued much of the time. Strength levels are up slightly but nothing significant. On the positive side, I get morning wood nearly every day. I have two bottles and will continue the cycle to see if anything changes. I have read the Genucor studies with some skepticism since these are "in-house" studies. Moreover, they didn't measure estrogen values. Some say that testofen is more of a phytoestrogen than a phytotestosterone. I can't say for sure so I thought I would give it a try and see what transpires.
You gotta be careful with fenugreek. Make sure you keep your carbs up cause the lowered blood sugar effect will leave you fatigued and weak. Insulin is very anabolic. So if your decreasing your insulin levels is the "possible" increases in test worth it? I don't think so. It's up to you to judge though. Just giving you something to think about. I think fenugreek has more use in the diabetic community.
The only reason I mentioned Formadrol was because you mentioned it when you were sticking up for herbal test boosters. Otherwise, I don't plan to take it, and I don't care.
The end. Otherwise, it was a nice story, bro. I don't know why this thread is still alive.
Wow. What a train wreck.
I'm starting to see a pattern developing here on AM. Seems many users are developing quite the attitude. Instead of replying with insults or the famous "search the damn board" comments, how about trying to help the person with the questions? If that is too difficult, click the back button and move on.
OP - I haven't had much success with test boosters either, except for the original DS Activate and Sustain Alpha. No blood work, just describing how I felt is all.
I am pretty sure if you reread the thread, people were giving their thoughts, even after his original post said flat out they do not work. Then the sarcastic condescending attitude set in from the OP. Most people do not care to help people that do not want help.
Taking the whole Fenugreek herb that hasnt been isolated for anything is different than taking a supplement with an isolated part of Fenugreek.
For example, you can get 4-HI from Fenugreek or you can get the testosterone boosting fenuside (aka Testofen).
TestoPRO contains the testosterone supporting fenuside.
DTH makes me feel like an animal inside the gym and out. If it isn't raising my test levels, I really wouldn't even be concerned.
What really works as a natural test booster and has been proven are SERMS.
NOLVA and CLOMID. Testofen and longjack, horny goat weed, and tribulus are all a waste of money plus a serm only cost like 30$ and it works
I doubt anyone counts a SERM as a natty test booster and you get all sorts of lovely side effects from them as well.
I doubt anyone counts a SERM as a natty test booster and you get all sorts of lovely side effects from them as well.
Normalizing estrogen = good
Taking a SERM to drastically lower estrogen = Very bad IMO.
You need estrogen just as much as you need test, find the perfect balance and your good to go, an irregularity for a long progressive time could have problems in the long run.....I remember reading an article linking low estrogen to Parkinsons and other neurological diseases as well as cardiovascular problems as well *don't quote me*
Normalizing estrogen = good
Taking a SERM to drastically lower estrogen = Very bad IMO.
You need estrogen just as much as you need test, find the perfect balance and your good to go, an irregularity for a long progressive time could have problems in the long run.....I remember reading an article linking low estrogen to Parkinsons and other neurological diseases as well as cardiovascular problems as well *don't quote me*
SERMs don't lower estrogen...
...disregard what I said.