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Unless you know specifically what to look for most of you have already realized that very FEW OTC Testosterone boosting supplements will actually do what they say they do. Well, now we have one that does, or rather, now we've confirmed that one does.
In a Baylor University study, NovadexXT by Gaspari Nutrition at the doses of 4 per day (72mg) for eight weeks increased free testosterone, dehydrotestosterone, total testosterone, while improving the testosterone to estrogen ratio and also decreased bodyfat. It also had no effect on PSA (for those concerned with signs of prostate enlargement or cancer).
(International Journal of Sports Nutrition Exercise Metabolism, 17: 92-108, 2007)
Now here's the interesting thing about this. Recently some chemists have stated that we no-longer have a "prosteroid underground" as much as we have a "steroid underground" for the reason that most of the ingredients circulating are actually synthetic, thus, qualifying them as steroids. I wonder if this is one of the signs of truth to the notion, because the "prosteroids" are the ones with the bullshit stigma attached to them.
Now there have been other products that are verifiable, and there still are, but some of them those of us in the Industry know they practically just ARE anabolics.
In a Baylor University study, NovadexXT by Gaspari Nutrition at the doses of 4 per day (72mg) for eight weeks increased free testosterone, dehydrotestosterone, total testosterone, while improving the testosterone to estrogen ratio and also decreased bodyfat. It also had no effect on PSA (for those concerned with signs of prostate enlargement or cancer).
(International Journal of Sports Nutrition Exercise Metabolism, 17: 92-108, 2007)
Now here's the interesting thing about this. Recently some chemists have stated that we no-longer have a "prosteroid underground" as much as we have a "steroid underground" for the reason that most of the ingredients circulating are actually synthetic, thus, qualifying them as steroids. I wonder if this is one of the signs of truth to the notion, because the "prosteroids" are the ones with the bullshit stigma attached to them.
Now there have been other products that are verifiable, and there still are, but some of them those of us in the Industry know they practically just ARE anabolics.