Natural production of Test

[DallasCowboy]

Looking for a decent supplement, without injection that provides a stimulation in the natural production of test? Any suggestions will be considered Thanks!

[njlovehandles]

try some tribulus, or 6oxo. Not sure about dosing, never tryed em

[bonebreaker]

Yohimbine, supposedly. BB

[YellowJacket]

Originally posted by njlovehandles
try some tribulus, or 6oxo. Not sure about dosing, never tryed em

And you obviously dont know much about them, tribulus does nothing for free or bound basal testosterone.

[BBAddict]

Originally posted by YellowJacket
And you obviously dont know much about them, tribulus does nothing for free or bound basal testosterone.

So what does, YJ?

[Shibby]

Originally posted by bonebreaker
Yohimbine, supposedly. BB

It's worthelss from my expierence.

[njlovehandles]

Hey, YJ i think you r very smart, and I respect your opinion. I was just putting the info out that i have read. Instead of waisting space and telling me how stupid i must be, how about you answer the damn question. or at least tell me why i am wrong.

p.s. glutamine rocks

[YellowJacket]

Do your own research :)

[Mr I]

Re: Natural production of Test

Originally posted by DallasCowboy
Looking for a decent supplement, without injection that provides a stimulation in the natural production of test? Any suggestions will be considered Thanks!

Zinc, vitamin E and evening primrose supposedly help maintain you endocrine system of which testosterone forms part, so if your endocrine system is running low, these may help stabalise.

In terms of promoting your natural test beyond normal, the evidence relating to supplementation is varied as you have already seen from the responses to your thread.

What is clear from evidence is that high intensity excercise along with adequate rest and nutrition gives you the best chance.

Specifically, excercises like squats and deadlifts have been shown to actually increase testosterone output.