Can Bulgarian Tribulus boost testosterone? Fiction VS Truth

Increase your testosterone with herbs without taking AS? Anyone would take that... On the market of nutritional supplements for many years there is a supplement called "Bulgarian tribulus", which promises to increase testosterone levels... It is interesting how many people believe this fiction... It is on the basis of the fact that we try to provide our readers with the most truthful information that we decided to put Bulgarian tribulus to the test.

Bulgarian tribulus - does it work or is it a myth?

Despite the fact that I have already performed this test once before, I gave this dietary supplement a chance again. What doesn't lie are the bloodtests - one I took before taking it and the other after a two month cycle of 2000mg of this Bulgarian tribulus. The test was for both total and free testosterone.

And what was the result? My TST did not increase or decrease after taking it.. sothe result is ZERO as far as testosterone isconcerned. It only increases the density of androgen receptors in the brain, so it will only increase our libido, but not testosterone.

But to make a case for tribulus, I have to say that it is a great herb that has an effect on both the liver and kidneys. It works against oxidative damage,stress and is also cardioprotective. So if we decide to take this supplement as part of our health, we will not make a mistake.

D-aspartic acid - also a myth?

Another supplement I would like to mention is D-Aspartic Acid (DAA), which also claims to be a "TST booster". Yes, this acid can boost our testosterone, but only for 10 to 24 days at most! After that, our levels will return to normal again. Again, this is a supplement that does not work. Some may say, but you just stated that it will increase our TST.. Sure, but we need our testosterone to stay in the optimal range long term and not for a week..

Conclusion

As far as increasing TST or in PCT, this is complete nonsense in the sense of increasing testosterone levels, the most we can use toincrease our libido. I have to agree with one sentence uttered by a few smart heads:

"If herbs increased testosterone, we wouldn't need synthetic. "