56% increase is testosterone using a testosterone booster: Say What?

[Cips1975]

Was in the youtube wormhole watching videos and this video got tagged for me to watch.

Guy is claiming a 56% increase in total T in 30 days. 587 to 918 using a Test Booster you can buy from Amazon. Is there something fishy going on here?

 

[Systemlord]

Bullcrap, but I'm sure this claim will increase sales.

 

[Cips1975]

I know right. Even I clicked the link to Amazon to view the supplement. Only $50 a month 56% increase. I’m in... here is what it takes I guess

 

[Cataceous]

Kind of an "everything but the kitchen sink" approach, but in reality nothing to double your testosterone unless maybe you're on the verge of dying from a deficiency of one of the vitamins.

Magnesium, zinc, B6, B12, D3, DIM, NAC, ashwagandha, withania somnifera, maca root, stinging nettle root, L-citrulline, boron, caffeine, black pepper extract.

 

[CROM]

When you take lab work you can get a pdf version. Then just use a pdf editor to change numbers to say anything. Takes 2 minutes. Or just cut and paste then photocopy.

 

[Jason Sypolt]

None of those products work. Zero. The claims that are made for them are based off of dubious technicalities and careful misrepresentation of facts if any are true at all. And they are often not true. Remember that supplements have no regulation and no oversight.

I tell my 13-year-old: anyone can post and say and claim anything on YouTube. People literally make up whatever they want and there is no penalty or risk for doing so.

 

[Roy5678]

"...anyone can post and say and claim anything on YouTube. People literally make up whatever they want and there is no penalty or risk for doing so."
Kind of like chat boards

 

[bixt]

56% is child's play, this supplement needs to be reformulated. For a 560% boost in T the makers need to add Tongkat Ali, Yohimbine, Horny Goat weed and Mucona Puriens.

 

[Guided_by_Voices]

It may have clomid in it. Natural variation could also explain the readings assuming they are legit.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Read this Most Testosterone Booster Reviews on Amazon are Fake

 

[Nelson Vergel]

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[Jason Sypolt]

Somehow I missed the Amazon part.

Amazon has for some time had a total ban in place for testosterone booster supplements because even they know that the products don't work.

It costs $3000 for an application to sell any supplements on Amazon so you can get some satisfaction knowing that these scumbags will at least be out that much cash once Amazon catches them.

 

[fifty]

Testosterone booster:
Sleep a lot
Lift heavy weights
Eat meat
Find a new sex partner

 

[Rozwell]

I read this article about backpacking where this guy measured all sort of bio markers and his total and free test both doubled in one month. No supplements necessary!

This Is What Happens to Your Body on a Thru-Hike - Outside - Pocket

 

[JohnTaylorHK]

Interestingly (at least to me) this looks like ZMA, (Zinc + Magnesium Aspartate) which I believe was patented at one time, with a few other things (notably Boron, though the exact chemical used is not stated, its probably decaborate which is cheap as chips). Now I tried ZMA at one point, and notice a marked decrease in muscle cramps. Further experimentation revealed that it was actually the Magnesium (I now use Mag Citrate) that did the trick. Later experiments with decaborate gave me MUCH reduced leg and back pain. I now only (!) have some upper back ache the morning after after training. Before I could hardly get out of bed and walk down the stairs because my whole body was stiff. Now I stop sparring after 8 or 10 rounds as I my concentration wanes). Both of these supplements are cheap and within the reach of all. I can't comment on the veracity of this individual's results, just sayin' that if you don't try things (MY GOD, YOU DRINK DRAIN CLEANER?), you'll never know. Namaste.