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Article: D-Apartic Acid Doesn't Work For Young People

D-aspartic acid is used as a PCT product for the most part - when your test levels are rock bottom. Also, the results indicated a hefty increase in LH, just not total T levels. That increase in LH is exactly what a man would want when he comes off a cycle of steroids.
 
the hefty increase in LH is what DAA is used for. the boost in T is secondary to the increase in LH.

So yeah-it works in both older and younger people.
 
DAA would also be a nice add on when deiting, ad lower calories/ increased work load may lower t levels DAA would keep it topped IMHO
 
fueledpassion said:
D-aspartic acid is used as a PCT product for the most part - when your test levels are rock bottom. Also, the results indicated a hefty increase in LH, just not total T levels. That increase in LH is exactly what a man would want when he comes off a cycle of steroids.
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THIS! My thoughts exactly while reading this. If you look at the studies the Luetenizing Hormone DOUBLES in 4 wks of administration.
 
Never could understand young guys looking for test boosters. I never even thought of it until I was past 50. I use DAA and like the results, cycling it with beta-alanine and creatine.
 
timvalen said:
Never could understand young guys looking for test boosters. I never even thought of it until I was past 50. I use DAA and like the results, cycling it with beta-alanine and creatine.
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Well, I guess young guys are hoping for a t-booster that brings them to superphysiological levels of androgens. They hope to have something that is almost as good as injecting 500mg Test without having to actually do it.

But it'll never be that way.
 
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