Test booster for women
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Rosie Chee
The Female Terminator
Any Testosterone booster that isn't hormonal or contains DAA will work for a female - be aware also that some ingredients (i.e. Divanil) interfere and render birth control ineffective.
If you're asking this for a female beginner trainee, she should just stick to the basic staples - once she gets her nutrition and training sorted.
If you're asking for a more experienced female trainee, then she still needs to have her nutrition, training, and basic supplementation correct, but what Testosterone booster she uses will depend on her goals and needs, since they all have various effects and some are better for different goals.
Regardless of her training status, FIRST set her NUTRITION - this is the most important factor and predominantly will determine her success or lack of success in achieving her body goal/s - AND TRAINING up to target her goals. Aside from the basic staples, supplements should be the LAST piece of the puzzle to be considered.
If you're asking for a woman who wants to get leaner or gain more muscle mass, then I wouldn't recommend a Testosterone booster but a Growth Hormone or Growth Hormone/Testosterone booster/stack - read (and get her to as well) the article Invalid Link Removed to see why.
~Rosie~
The Primordial Woman
phunkyb
New member
Thanks Rosie! I have been lifting on and off for about a year. Just getting serious now. BF wanted me to ask. I am eating pretty clean and have a solid training routine going, but I agree that I need to get a little more solid in the gym before I try anything else. Solid advice.
schwellington
Well-known member
I think she should inject HGH, and use anavar on a very mild dose
im her BF too- ^ i was joking about the var and hgh- although i would give her hgh if we could afford it
but i dont think shes ready for ghrp-6 or cjc1295-dac both of which are excellent hgh supplements
anywho i think she has great progress to make with her continued dieting and excercise- she is making progress right now so why change till she hits a wall right
im her BF too- ^ i was joking about the var and hgh- although i would give her hgh if we could afford it
but i dont think shes ready for ghrp-6 or cjc1295-dac both of which are excellent hgh supplements
anywho i think she has great progress to make with her continued dieting and excercise- she is making progress right now so why change till she hits a wall right
Rosie Chee
The Female Terminator
You're still a "beginner", so you do not need any supplements but the Invalid Link Removed (creatine, Invalid Link Removed, Invalid Link Removed, Invalid Link Removed, and Invalid Link Removed) - at your weight, you can almost get all your good fats, protein, and BCAAs requirements from your diet. I don't recommend using anything else until you have built up a solid training base. NUTRITION AND TRAINING are what are going to get you results.
Research and learn about nutrition, so that you are sure you are doing it right for your goals - the same goes for training, so that you are training optimally for your goals and needs.
If you want fat loss, read Invalid Link Removed for comprehensive advice and information on nutrition, supplements (nothing but the basics required) and training for effective and successful fat loss.
If you want gains, Invalid Link Removed and train correctly for mass - check out the article Invalid Link Removed for an idea of how to train correctly for mass. And although Invalid Link Removed is in the fat loss section, the same exercises that are best for fat loss are also the best for gaining muscle!
All the best in whatever your goal is
~Rosie~
The Primordial Woman
Rosie Chee
The Female Terminator
I do NOT recommend hormonal use for women (7-OH DHEA, 7-oxo DHEA, and 3,7-keto DHEA are different) - and especially NOT for a beginner. You can get GREAT results withOUT ever having to resort to that.
~Rosie~
The Primordial Woman