Testmax Testosterone Booster Review – Product Overview

Gentech nutrition, the company behind this product are so confident that you will achieve notable gains in free testosterone levels they offer a double your money back guarantee if you do no achieve at least A 25% increase in your free testosterone levels!.

How’s that for a guarantee!.

Being a sports nutrition company you can relax and be 100% confident in regards to the product’s design and imaging! there are no lewd images or wording on this product or any of their other products.

The TestMax Testosterone Booster is made in the USA and contain only natural ingredients, which are Fish Body Oils Omega 3, EicosaPentaenoic Acid (EPA for sort), DocosaHexaeoic Acid (DHA for short), Vitamin D3, L Citrulline, Malic acid, Magnesium, Zinc, Calcium, Copper, Boron, Vitamin K2 and Selenium.

That’s plenty ingredients!

The Formula

It’s time now to talk about the formulation of the product and how the ingredients function in relation to helping you to increase your testosterone, enhance circulation and of course how they could help you with your erectile difficulties.

Starting with…

Fish Body Oils, Omega 3, DHA and EPA: I am going to be a little polemic here and put the news bluntly to you! Fish oils, (DHA and EPA) are not beneficial for increasing testosterone levels.

Sure, you have heard and read just about everywhere from magazines, newspapers, the internet, and even heard it on the news to eat more nuts, get more fish in your diet to increase your intake of the good healthy oils…well, these are NOT the good oils, at least test boosting wise as these are not the saturated or monounsaturated fats that you need for this purpose.

Fish oils are unsaturated fats and are going to do nothing for you at least hormone wise!. In fact, they might do just the opposite as these oils are highly volatile and very sensitive to polyunsaturated fatty acids meaning they could increase free radicle activity and inflammation which could reduce thyroid activity and reduce testosterone!.

Also, consider that us human as a race are extremely good at polluting and contaminating our water with a whole variety of industrial waste and pollutants which make their way into our fish and fish oil supplements.

The top 3 brands of fish oil in the United States has 40x higher oxidation and peroxide than medical grade fish oil. In short, your body will not make the fish oils go rancid as they are already rancid before they were bottled!

Besides 22 out of 24 studies on fish oil supplementation documented absolutely zero health benefits of supplementing with fish oil! [1].

Vitamin D3: Vitamin D3 is just 1 of 24 vitamins that are essential for our bodies. It is responsible for performing over 1000 functions within your body. We can get it from eggs and fish. The best way to get sufficient amounts of this vitamin is via exposure to the sun.

Studies have proven that there is a correlation between testosterone levels and vitamins D3. Men with adequate quantities of the vitamin had higher testosterone levels than the men who had poor levels of the vitamin [2].

Another study documented male subjects taking 3,332 International Units of the sunshine vitamin daily for a whole year had 25.3% greater levels of testosterone in comparison to the placebo group [3].

It has also been proven that older men that are supplementing with vitamin D3 are far less likely to suffer from conditions related to low testosterone [4].

It has actually been proven that 5 days exposure of the sun to a man chest area can increase testosterone levels by 120%, whats more, exposure of the sun to the testicles for the same amount of time increased testosterone by 200%! [5]…All the more reason for you to check out the local nude beach I say! (haha!)

Expose yourself to Mr Sunshine and he might just double your testosterone!

Vitamin K2: Vitamin K2 is important for preventing heart disease, blood clotting and reducing the danger of your arteries calcifying and diabetes type 2. There are indications that taking Vitamin K2 together with K1 could reverse the calcification of the arteries in your body meaning it is good for your heart and circulatory system.

The relationship between vitamin K2 has been studied by researchers. A deficiency in the vitamin results in significantly reduced testosterone levels as it reduces the biosynthesis of testosterone in the body by cholesterol. When vitamin K2 is increased, testosterone levels rise quickly [6] and thus potentially increasing the quality of your erections!.

Magnesium: This mineral is somewhat similar to its more famed counterpart Zinc, when it comes to testosterone production. If you are deficient in one or both you will most certainly watch your testosterone levels drop! increase both Zinc and Magnesium…watch it rise!.

Scientists discovered that this mineral free’s up your bound testosterone and makes you testosterone bioavailable for your body to make good use of. This is due to magnesium inhibiting the Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG for short) which is a protein like molecule which binds to your free testosterone and making it inaccessible to testosterone receptors [7].

With intense exercise, free bioavailable testosterone could rise by as much as 24% when supplementing with 1,000mg of magnesium [8].

Selenium: This mineral performs functions in practically every cell in the human body, particularly your muscles, thyroid, liver, and your kidneys. Selenium assists your body to inhibit free radicals. studies have shown the minerals positive effect on testosterone enhancement [9]. It is also beneficial for hypertension and male infertility.

Brazil nuts are full of nutrients, including Selenium, that could help your testosterone levels and erectile dysfunction.

Calcium: Not a mineral that most would connect to raising testosterone levels but as a matter of fact many studies exist documenting and proving the relationship between testosterone and calcium. This mineral is associated with improving your levels of the feel good neurotransmitter dopamine and there is a coexistence between raised dopamine and increased testosterone, particularly in those suffering long term or chronic stress.

Way back in the 1970’s a study established that calcium caused a significant increase in bioavailable testosterone synthesis caused by the mineral interacting with the luteinizing hormone [10]. This study was repeated some 3 decades later with participants given 35mg per kg of body weight.

The group was then divided into two groups with one group sedentary and the other participating in resistance training 5 times per week.

The group that took part in the training experienced an 18% greater gain in bioavailable testosterone than the group that was not taking part in the resistance training [11].