USN Testo 2000 90 Capsules

There are a whopping 16 nutrients included in this USN supplement. So let’s take a closer look at each and what evidence there is available to see how it could benefit our testosterone production.

Vitamin A

There is some recent evidence that demonstrates in a around about way that vitamin A influences testosterone levels.

That is because if someone is missing or is lacking a Bco1 gene which helps form vitamin A molecules they are low on testosterone.

Vitamin D

Our main source of vitamin D is from the suns rays, although we can get it through certain foods like eggs, fatty fish or cheese.

The problems is many people are deficient in vitamin D for numerous reasons, but some are either:

• Low daylight hours during winter seasons
• Too much sunshine which can cause skin cancers
• People working mainly indoors
• Darker skin

Vitamin K

When researching for information regarding vitamin K it seems its benefits are mostly to do with blood and its ability to help it clot and congeal. This is required for effective wound healing.

It is also noted to be able to reduce a build up of calcium in the arteries which can help prevent stiffening of the walls and a reduction of the diameter. Thus, K seems to help avoid a increase of blood pressure and risk of cardiovascular issues.

There’s also rumors of this vitamins role in cancer treatment, yet, this is not entirely conclusive.

Vitamin B6

B6 is a water soluble vitamin, this means that if your body doesn’t require it at that time it will be excreted through urine.

Thus, it is important to ensure that your levels of topped up.

Vitamin B12

We have seen B12 included in fat burners because of its benefits for weight loss and even cellulite treatment, but it is not as popular in test booster supplements.

Pantothenic Acid (B5)

Pantothenic acid is present in what are probably considered the most bodybuilding friendly foods: Beef, chicken and eggs.

Magnesium

We have already written about the effects of magnesium on testosterone levels

Zinc

This is another mineral that is often associated with testosterone secretion, just like magnesium.

And, just like magnesium we have previously written about the virtues of zinc and how it can help stimulate your body to produce more testosterone.

Selenium

Having read through the evidence regarding selenium it seems that it has antioxidant capabilities which can also treat acne, however, it must be supplemented with caution because too much can have the reverse effects and even promote diabetes.

Chromium

Chromium is sometimes found in fat burner products because it can help prevent carbohydrate cravings and reduce your appetite. This can then lead to weight loss, even though the reasons behind it are not well known.

Now, also be aware that higher levels of testosterone can result in less fat mass, as such, sometimes we come across testosterone booster products that seek to mimic these effects by including ingredients that can contribute to weight loss.

Maca

There are many testosterone booster style supplements available on the market that contain maca. But did you know that maca is a vegetable that looks like a turnip?

Aesthetics aside, maca is related to the broccoli, this could be good because broccoli can help regulate estrogen.

D-Aspartic Acid (DAA)

DAA is very dose sensitive.

There’s a line whereby it can be of benefit, or it becomes ineffective.

As such, ensuring a supplement has the correct dose is paramount.

What dose information is there? 

Anything around 6g daily appears to reduce testosterone levels in men who are physically trained, and if you are already in training and are physically robust, DAA may not be that beneficial at all. [37] [38]

Does it increase testosterone? 

Yes. That’s pretty clear cut, but there’s downsides.

Best results are merely for a period of days (around 6-12) and for men who do not ‘lift’ and are infertile.

So, if you are virile and a gym freak, it is unlikely you will reap a great deal of benefit from D-AA.

This means that best effects are found in a dose of around 2-3g. Whereas this test booster only offers 1640mg.

Korean (Panax) Ginseng

Korean, Panax or even ‘true’ ginseng is a well known and well regarded herb that has been used in Chinese remedies for many years. This is for good reason, too. 

This is especially true if you are looking to improve your libido, erections and even cognitive function.

Fenugreek

Often overlooked or not even considered, but fenugreek is a great nutrient to have in the armory and another that has pro erection effects while also increasing testosterone levels when dosed with 500mg daily.

Bioperine

It is clear that many of these ingredients have health benefits that reach further than just increasing libido or testosterone, that some, don’t really offer much proven benefit, either.

Although none of this would matter if your body doesn’t absorb and process this long list of nutrients. It would all be a waste of time.