The Most Advanced Testosterone Booster Available!
Test Freak 2.0 has all the test boosting ingredients you love from the original plus 7 NEW ingredients that have been clinically shown to boost your testosterone and enhance libido & sexual performance. What are you waiting for!
What is it?
TEST FREAK 2.0 is a new and improved, clinically backed testosterone-boosting supplement! TEST FREAK 2.0 is formulated to increase natural testosterone production while reducing estrogen and cortisol. TEST FREAK 2.0 can support improvements in muscle growth, strength, recovery and libido and sexual performance!
How Does it Work?
TEST FREAK 2.0 contains all of the ingredients from the original TEST FREAK formula, in addition to 7 new ingredients! Furthermore, these 7 new ingredients work via unique mechanisms, resulting in even greater testosterone production!
LJ100 Tongkat Ali
LJ100 increases the release rate of “free” testosterone from its binding hormone, sex-hormone-binding-globulin (SHBG). LJ100 also blocks excessive cortisol.
N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC)
NAC has an antioxidant effect in the reproductive/hormonal system (testes) when combined with selenium.
Selenium
Selenium has an antioxidant effect in the reproductive/hormonal system (testes) when combined with NAC.
Bromelain
Through an anti-inflammatory mechanism, supplementation with 1 gram of bromelain is shown to maintain testosterone levels in athletes.
Astralagus
This adaptogen increases the number of Leydig cells, the cells in the testes that produce testosterone.
Rocket/Arugula
Rocket has a stimulatory effect in the growth and proliferation process in the testes as well as its ability to increase the activity of spermatogenic cells.
Aloe Vera Leaf Gel
Aloe increases stem cells in the reproductive system and stimulates the activity of Leydig cells.
These 7 NEW ingredients are guaranteed to help you boost your testosterone, but don’t worry! Test Freak 2.0 still includes all your test-boosting favourites, like Fenugreek & Tribulus, Saw Palmetto, Stinging Nettle, Estrogen Blockers and a ZMA Complex.
