Herbal Testosterone Boosters

JayLay777 · Oct 21, 2017

I just bought a herbal "free testosterone booster" as what it claims to do on the bottle. It has tribulus, fenugreek, muira puma, avena saliva, eurycoma longfolia, and DIM. Than is also has a max GH blend which consist of ashwaghanda, maca, and suma powder. Didn't know if any of these herbs are worth giving a shot to try and boost my free testosterone or not. I hope they work.

I also heard that DAA(D- aspartic acid) works the best out of all of them.

Will Brink · Oct 21, 2017

JayLay777 said:
I just bought a herbal "free testosterone booster" as what it claims to do on the bottle. It has tribulus, fenugreek, muira puma, avena saliva, eurycoma longfolia, and DIM. Than is also has a max GH blend which consist of ashwaghanda, maca, and suma powder. Didn't know if any of these herbs are worth giving a shot to try and boost my free testosterone or not. I hope they work.

They range from totally useless to possibly having a minimal and but not physiological relevant change in T and one popular "T booster" was recently shown to lower T at higher doses, so yes, you wasted your $. I cover OTC "T boosters" as a catagory HERE if interested.

JayLay777 · Oct 21, 2017

What T booster was shown to lower T in higher doses?

CoastWatcher · Oct 21, 2017

If those things worked, none of us would have spent time and money consulting doctors and adopting a TRT protocol. I've broken out Will's link (above), as he does a masterful job of spelling things out. The Facts On Testosterone Boosting Supplements | BrinkZone.com

Will Brink · Oct 21, 2017

JayLay777 said:
What T booster was shown to lower T in higher doses?

DAA. See:

D-Aspartic Acid (DAA) and "Test Boosters" | BrinkZone.com

j4ever · Oct 22, 2017

some people try to say that daa is good if you are older with low t, when I was 45 I did bw before and after use, tt stayed at 200, ft dropped from 4 to 2

Vince · Oct 22, 2017

Here's a nice thread, Testosterone Boosters worth taking? Testosterone Boosters worth taking?

FeelingLost · Oct 22, 2017

The supplement industry is so full of snake oils. Hows that saying go? oh yes, "There's a Sucker Born Every Minute"

Nelson Vergel · Nov 5, 2020

Examining the Effects of Herbs on T Concentrations in Men

ABSTRACT Testosterone concentrations in males tend to decline with advancing age. Low testosterone, also known as androgen deficiency (AD), is associated with an increased risk of morbidity and mortality. Currently, the primary treatment for AD is testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), which...

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WayneC · Oct 10, 2021

DAA is a decent test booster. Will add 100-200 point jump. if you are low in the 200-300 range you my get to 400-500. It has shown to increase LH and FSh. Some try to swap out HCG and Clomid with it.

madman · Oct 10, 2021

WayneC said:
DAA is a decent test booster. Will add 100-200 point jump. if you are low in the 200-300 range you my get to 400-500. It has shown to increase LH and FSh. Some try to swap out HCG and Clomid with it.

Even then if there was a boost in T from the so-called T-boosters it would be transient and minimal at best!

Waste of money and time.

Canadian Urology Guideline on Testosterone Replacement

Canadian Urological Association clinical practice guideline on testosterone deficiency in men: Evidence-based Q&A (2021) Ethan D. Grober, MD; Yonah Krakowsky, MD; Mohit Khera, MD; Daniel T. Holmes, MD; Jay C. Lee, MD; John E. Grantmyre, MD; Premal Patel, MD; Richard A. Bebb, MD; Ryan...

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19. What is the evidence for herbal or natural testosterone “boosters” in treating TD?

Current evidence-based reviews of the most common ingredients in testosterone boosters (T-boosters) on the market have found minimal to no evidence demonstrating their efficacy.40 Many of the ingredients within such compounds have never been tested for safety and/or efficacy in human trials. Among human trials, only 30% demonstrated an improvement in testosterone levels, 2% resulted in a decrease in testosterone, and 68% had either an indeterminant effect or no effect at all on testosterone levels.41 Concerningly, several case studies have demonstrated severe adverse events from T-boosters that contain banned/illicit substances, including steroids.42,43 Currently, T-boosters cannot be recommended by health practitioners and patients should be cautioned regarding the unknown efficacy and safety of T-boosters, along with the possibility for severe adverse events. Regulated, evidence-based treatments should be offered as an alternative in symptomatic hypogonadal men (moderate LE, strong recommendation).

T Boosters Intake in Athletes

Testosterone Boosters Intake in Athletes: Current Evidence and Further Directions Abstract “Testosterone boosters” (TB)—are supplements that are claimed to increase testosterone levels in the human body. While the consumption of TB may be popular among athletes, there is insufficient...

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*Based on the review, the authors conclude that at present TB cannot be recommended for use by athletes due to insufficient data on their efficacy and safety

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