More vids, free articles, FREE reports and more: http://www.brinkzone.com/ "Testosterone boosting" supplements/formulas have become a very popular category in the supplement industry of late. It seems everyone, boy or man, seems to want to "boost" their levels of the hormone that makes men men. Don't get me wrong, I am a big fan of this hormone, and readers can see that via my other writings on the topic found throughout this web site. Everyone, men and women, can potentially benefit from maintaining optimal levels of this essential hormone. However, this write up is not going to cover the hormone per se, but to discuss the various over-the-counter (OTC) products/formulas claiming to increase it. As there are literally hundreds, perhaps thousands, of products/formulas on the market at this point, all claiming to "boost" this important hormone, I am going to be talking in generalities about these products vs. a specific ingredient or formula. A few ingredients in these formulas have been shown -- via dubious "research" at best -- to have a small impact on T, with the majority of them either having no research behind them or research that found they did nada for T levels. To summarize this supplement category, the T booster supplements generally contain ingredients that: • Have no data behind them -- or - • The data they do have is of very poor quality/ and/or taken out of context/not applicable -- or - • The doses used in the formula are far below what a study used to get the effect. Obviously, the above can (and does!) apply to many products/formulas in the sports nutrition industry, but I find the "T boosters" worse then other categories in that respect. OK, so lets give some T booster product the benefit of the doubt and say it does have some effects on T. That brings up a few important issues to consider. - See more at: http://www.brinkzone.com/articles/the-facts-on-testosterone-boosting-supplements/#sthash.DukU0slm.dpuf

• published: 05 Nov 2013
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