Ingredients

TestRX Ingredients, What’s in TestRX

ZMA (Zinc Monomethionine Aspartate, Magnesium Aspartate, Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine)

ZMA is a major muscle booster. A 2000 study found it increased HGH and testosterone, both of which help muscle growth and athletic performance, in NCAA football players after just seven weeks. ZMA might also help your immune system and energy levels. We’ve barely scratched the surface on this exciting combination.

Fenugreek Seed Extract (50% Saponins) – 300 Mg Per Serving

Fenugreek may help you bust fat. It’s an Indian herb that’s rich in a compound called 4-hydroxyisoleucine. A 2010 study found it helped male volunteers lower their body fat and boost their testosterone and bioavailability. Your libido might like it, too. In a 2011 study, they discovered that fenugreek boosted arousal and libido in guys without erectile dysfunction.

Vitamin D3 – 1,140 IU Per Serving

A 2011 study of 165 volunteers found vitamin D3 boosted total bioactive and free testosterone by almost 25% when supplemented for a year. “The Sunshine Vitamin” supports a variety of essential functions from calcium absorption to boosting testosterone, with the latter being important for muscle development.

Viyamin K2 (MK4) – 20 MCG Per Serving

Vitamin K is a group of compounds, of which K2 is especially important. Vitamin K2 appears to help reduce bone loss, stabilize testosterone levels, and may help the cardiovascular system, as well, all of which helps in the weight room.

Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine HCL) – 5 Mg Per Serving

A 1984 study suggests Vitamin B6 influences testosterone and other steroid hormones, most likely by recycling receptors from the nucleus to cytosol after initial translocation. The English version is that it seems to tell the testes to make more testosterone. Vitamin B6 may also influence estrogen levels, which contributes to the complex dance of your hormones and wellness.

Magnesium (Magnesium Aspartate) – 200 Mg Per Serving

The next time you’re tempted to put back an energy drink, try magnesium instead. A 1998 study revealed that this second most common electrolyte in the body helped triathletes significantly reduce their time to swim, run and bike long distances, with no rest in between. It’s also linked to higher testosterone and physical strength.

Zinc (Zinc Monomethionine) – 10 Mg Per Serving

Zinc may help preserve your testosterone. A 2006 study found exhausted wrestlers who supplemented with zinc preserved their testosterone and athletic performance. It may help your virility, too. In a 1981 study of men with low testosterone, they took zinc and recovered their sexual performance.

D-Aspartic Acid – 2300 Mg Per Serving

D Aspartic Acid (D-AA) is a powerful testosterone booster. It helps testosterone synthesis, primarily in the central brain, where it stimulates luteinizing hormone (LH) and growth hormone (HGH), which tells the testes to make more testosterone. That’s supported by a 2009 study, which found D-AA boosted testosterone in 20 out of 23 guys by up to 43% after just 12 days.

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