Those supplements are supposed to increase testosterone, I’d like you guys opinion on these:
Tribulus
Maca
Muira Puama
Tongkat Ali (Eurycoma longifolia)
Chrysine
Ginger
Stinging nettle
Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis
Fenugrec
Avena Sativa
DHEA
D-Aspartic Acid
Diindolylmethane
Omega 3
Vitamin D
Resveratrol
Green oats
Pinecone pollen
You forgot one of the big daddies:
http://www.t-nation.com/supplements/burn-fat-pile-on-muscle-with-forskolin
you also might take a look at zinc, as it has huge T raising effects on those that are deficient in the mineral (and that’s a lot of people).
I don’t have the time to comment on all of these, but I’ll mention that I’m not a big fan of DHEA. Depending on the individual, it can raise E levels as high as it raises T levels.
I’m a big fan of Tongkat ali, though, as well as resveratrol and tribulus.
Vit D3 and Omega 3 should be staples anyway.
For more testosterone specific effects add Alpha Male and potentially Rez-V.
Avoid supplementitis - using 20 different things just because 18 of them can make 0.1% of a difference. It causes hair loss and weight loss in the wallet area. Go for fewer things, but higher quality / more targeted.
But first make sure you actually need higher T - get some bloodwork done. If you then decide to start supplementing this will also allow you to easily check how well you’re reacting to Alpha Male and Rez-V by having another check done after a couple of months.
Regarding Alpha Male, why choose that over Carbolin 19 alone? I thought tribulus was shown to increase estrogen aswell?
Vegeta99, I don’t see any evidence of that. Hell, we wouldn’t have put it in the formula if we thought it did that.
TC I was looking to buy Carbolin 19, but if I have the budget is Alpha Male just as effective i.e. is the dose of Carbolin 19 in Alpha Male similar?
[quote]TC wrote:
You forgot one of the big daddies:
http://www.T-Nation.com/supplements/burn-fat-pile-on-muscle-with-forskolin
you also might take a look at zinc, as it has huge T raising effects on those that are deficient in the mineral (and that’s a lot of people).
I don’t have the time to comment on all of these, but I’ll mention that I’m not a big fan of DHEA. Depending on the individual, it can raise E levels as high as it raises T levels.
I’m a big fan of Tongkat ali, though, as well as resveratrol and tribulus.[/quote]
Shows how different all our physiologies are; I really don’t get anything out of tribulus or reservatrol based upon my blood tests. Tongkat Ali is a different story though as well as Carbolin-19.
I wish RED KAT was still produced. And I wish Sclaremax was also still produced.
[quote]BiP wrote:
Avoid supplementitis - using 20 different things just because 18 of them can make 0.1% of a difference. It causes hair loss and weight loss in the wallet area.
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All the wisdom of this world.
[quote]buffd_samurai wrote:
[quote]TC wrote:
You forgot one of the big daddies:
http://www.T-Nation.com/supplements/burn-fat-pile-on-muscle-with-forskolin
you also might take a look at zinc, as it has huge T raising effects on those that are deficient in the mineral (and that’s a lot of people).
I don’t have the time to comment on all of these, but I’ll mention that I’m not a big fan of DHEA. Depending on the individual, it can raise E levels as high as it raises T levels.
I’m a big fan of Tongkat ali, though, as well as resveratrol and tribulus.[/quote]
Shows how different all our physiologies are; I really don’t get anything out of tribulus or reservatrol based upon my blood tests. Tongkat Ali is a different story though as well as Carbolin 19-19.
I wish RED KAT was still produced. And I wish Sclaremax was also still produced.
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Yeah tongkat ali is the shizz also quite pricey