9 Facts about Testosterone Boosters for Men (Read BEFORE You Buy!) (Transcription)
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Fact Number 1.
In many parts of the world Testosterone Boosters for Men are Considered nutritional supplements, which means they very loosely regulated.
That means that manufacturers and retailers can get away with making exaggerated claims for their performance without presenting any evidence to support their claims.
And yes, there are agencies whose job it is to oversee the supplement industry, they are under-staffed and under-funded, and are therefore unable to monitor any but a small fraction of available products.
Fact Number 2
There is very little in the way of rigorous scientific studies supporting the claims made for these products.
Studies, when they actually exist, are small, performed over very short durations, or are conducted by the same people who have the most to gain financially from a positive result.
These sorts of studies are the easiest to manipulate.
Fact Number 3
Testosterone boosters for men aren’t exactly a secret. If they worked as advertised, they would be banned by the IOC – international Olymic Committee and other professional sports organizations.
The reason why they aren’t tells you all you need to know about the effectiveness of these products.
Fact Number 4
For example…
Horny goat weed – also known as Epimedium – contains an chemical called icarin which acts on the same enzyme as the drug viagara does.
Tribulus – another herb often included in testosterone boosters – which incentially has been conclusively shown to NOT not elevate testosterone, contains a chemical called protodioscin, which in animal studies causes nitric oxide release in the penis and helps with erections.
Neither one of these herbs libido boosting effects has anything to do with the elevation of testosterone levels.
Fact Number 5
In the online world, testionials don’t mean much. Just because the person who’s promoting the product is totally jacked and has a rockin’ 6-pack, doesn’t mean that his results have anything to with the product hes representing.
This a common advertising strategy and the oldest trick in the book for selling supplements.
Fact Number 6
According to MedPageToday, over half of the major drug recalls in the U.S. were for dietary supplements that contained illegal drugs.
The three most popular supplement types likely to be contaminated?
Sexual enhancement aids, weight loss products, and yes, you guessed it, body-building supplements like natural test boosters.
Fact Number 7
If these products worked as well as advertised, why would anyone risk taking anabolic steroids, which are illegal in many parts of the world, and come with significant side effects?
Fact Number 8
Even the natural test boosters that have been proven to elevate test levels in preliminary cinical studies don’t boost them to the levels necessary to cause an increase in performance
or significant muscle growth.
Let me explain what I mean…
The average male makes between 4-7 mg of testosterone per day. For the sake of simple math, let’s say 5 mg per day. In a month, that’s 155 mg of testosterone.
Now let’s consider a male testosterone supplement that was recently proven to boost test levels by around 6.5%.
6.5% of 155 mg – that’s the average monthly total of testosterone – is an additional 9.3 mg of testosterone per month.
So the math is…
155 X 6.5% = 9.3
Obviously, 9.3 mg is not nothing.
But how much of a performance boost can you expect from this?
To give you an idea, the average beginner steroids cycle will have you taking between 250 mg -500mg of testosterone per week. This is the minimum steroid dose that experts in the field recommend if you expect to see any results from your cycle.
That’s 1,000 – 2,000 mg of testosterone per month, or somewhere between 650% and 1300% more testosterone than your body makes on its own.
How much difference, then, do you think then, will 6.5%, or 9.3 mg per month make?
Very, very little if any.
Fact Number 9
For example, the makers of Testofen – which is included in a ton of natural test boosters (I’ve included a partial list under this video and a list to the official complaint) – are currently being sued because the plaintifs allege it doesn’t elevate testosterone levels as claimed.
Summary: 9 Facts about Testosterone Boosters for Men
So there you have it; 9 SUPER-Important Facts To Know about Testosterone Boosters for Men.
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