OTC test booster actually increases testosterone

[Costco77]

D-Aspartic Acid (DAA) Increases Testosterone


D-aspartic acid (DAA), an amino acid, increases testosterone and luteinizing hormone (LH, a testosterone-controlling hormone) in men and rats. A study from the University of Naples in Italy found that testosterone increased by about 40 percent in men given approximately 3 grams of D-aspartic acid (DAA) for 12 days, compared to a placebo (fake D-aspartic acid). LH increased by 25 percent. In rats, the supplement increased testosterone by 51 percent and LH by 34 percent.

Many dietary supplements have been promoted to boost testosterone, but don't have any human scientific studies to back them up.

What's so significant about this study is that DAA boosted testosterone in healthy young men (ages 26-37) at the peak of testosterone production, not elderly men or men suffering from low testosterone. DAA is the real deal, and has great potential as a safe and effective testosterone booster and dietary supplement. (Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology, 7: 120, 2009)

http://www.musculardevelopment.com/articles/supplements/2301-d-aspartic-acid-daa-increases-testosterone-.html

[DamnDirtyApe]

D-Aspartic Acid (DAA) Increases Testosterone


D-aspartic acid (DAA), an amino acid, increases testosterone and luteinizing hormone (LH, a testosterone-controlling hormone) in men and rats. A study from the University of Naples in Italy found that testosterone increased by about 40 percent in men given approximately 3 grams of D-aspartic acid (DAA) for 12 days, compared to a placebo (fake D-aspartic acid). LH increased by 25 percent. In rats, the supplement increased testosterone by 51 percent and LH by 34 percent.

Many dietary supplements have been promoted to boost testosterone, but don't have any human scientific studies to back them up.

What's so significant about this study is that DAA boosted testosterone in healthy young men (ages 26-37) at the peak of testosterone production, not elderly men or men suffering from low testosterone. DAA is the real deal, and has great potential as a safe and effective testosterone booster and dietary supplement. (Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology, 7: 120, 2009)

http://www.musculardevelopment.com/articles/supplements/2301-d-aspartic-acid-daa-increases-testosterone-.html

check out Primordial Performances "Testosterone Conversion Factor" it has DAA

[G-Roy]

has anyone actually tried a DAA product yet?

[Jason Newman]

very interrested in this as well as primordial performance does have the TCF-1 product but i havent heard any reviews but it looks like it would be a great spark to PCT

[Costco77]

haven't tried...i've found a couple companies that sell it:

http://www.daapure.com/

http://www.nutraplanet.com/product/nutraplanet/d-aspartic-acid-daa-80-grams.html

Primordial Performances "Testosterone Conversion Factor"

..and i think anabolic xtreeme product called mass fx

[Jason Newman]

ya the new mass FX has it, well ill look into it for my next PCT already have Testopro and ill have to look into adding it

[BoyGeorge]

I ordered some yesterday. Would anyone recommend taking an anti-estrogen with it? Or is it a low enough increase in test that it won't matter?

[Good Grip]

Ive got 2 bottles of Primordial's version coming to me, Testosterone Conversion Factor-1. It says to take for 12 days, preferably at the begining of pct and then take 12 days off. How well would this stuff work as a stand alone cycle?