Support for men with age-related declining testosterone levels

Science-Backed

Hormonal changes are a natural part of ageing. In contrast to female menopause, andropause in men occurs gradually over a comparatively long period of time: Testosterone levels gradually decline at a relatively steady rate with each decade starting around age 40.

Possible consequences of low testosterone levels:

• increased body fat percentage
• less muscle mass and strength
• less body hair
• hot flushes and increased tiredness
• insomnia and sleep apnea
• decreased libido
• reduced fertility
• mood swings
• declining cognitive abilities

To support the body during age-related testosterone decline, it can be helpful to supply essential nutrients through the diet when needed.

Nutrients and vital substances for andropause support

The health claims in relation to plants and plant substances have not yet been conclusively evaluated. However, due to the number of studies, the efficacy described here can be sufficiently substantiated.

The health claims for vitamins and minerals have been scientifically examined and confirmed by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA). [1] 

Fenugreek

is a plant species widely found in India, southwestern Asia, the southeastern European Mediterranean region, and nowadays also in parts of Central Europe. Fenugreek is rich in fenusides, a specific subgroup of saponins.

According to studies, fenugreek extract has positive effects on testosterone and muscle strength. [2]As part of a healthy lifestyle, fenugreek also helps to maintain normal blood sugar levels. It supports the fat metabolism and its balance.

Tribulus

has been used for centuries in traditional medicine systems such as Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Ayurveda. Tribulus terrestris is particularly said to have aphrodisiac properties.

Recent scientific studies suggest that Tribulus terrestris may enhance sexual desire and performance. [3] 

Maca

supports potency and sperm quality in men. Studies suggest that taking maca may improve sperm count and motility, as well as overall sperm quality in men. Maca is also believed to improve blood circulation, which is crucial for achieving and maintaining an erection. [4] [5]

Maca is also said to contribute to physical and mental performance by increasing energy levels and improving overall vitality.

Although scientific studies have not yet conclusively determined how exactly maca enhances performance, there is some evidence that suggests that maca has an impact on general energy levels in humans. [6] [7]

Shilajit

contains fulvic acid and other compounds that enhance the body’s antioxidant capacity. Studies suggest a significant contribution to overall vitality and health: [8] 

• helps maintain the health of the urinary system and prostate,
• supports sexual function in men and women.
• supports the balanced function of the immune system,
• helps maintain bone strength and joint health,
• supports mental and cognitive function,
• supports the metabolism of fat and sugar,

Ginseng

has been a popular and widely used plant in traditional medicine for centuries, especially in Asian cultures. Ginseng is considered an adaptogen that helps the body manage stress and may promote overall well-being.

These effects are attributed to the active substances known as ginsenosides. [9] [10] 

Saffron

is a unique plant from the iris family. The valuable saffron threads contain ingredients such as crocin, picrocrocin and safranal.

Saffron supports emotional balance, promotes a positive mood, and stimulates libido. [11] 

Black pepper

is best known for its active compound, piperine. Black pepper extract is used in food supplements to increase the bioavailability of other herbal ingredients through piperine. Black pepper extract is also used to support weight management. [12] [13]

Taurine

supports cell function, stabilizes cell membranes and regulates calcium homeostasis. [14]Since taurine is found throughout the body, it has a broad range of actions linked to its fundamental, direct functions:

• central nervous system support [15] [16] [17] 
• regulation of the immune system and antioxidant function [18] [19] 
• maintenance of fluid balance and electrolyte balance in the cells [20]
• formation of bile salts for digestion [20] 
• protection of muscles from oxidative stress [21] [22] 
• waste product removal support [23] 

L-arginine and L-citrulline

are amino acids that play a role in nitric oxide (NO) production in the body.

• L-arginine serves as a direct precursor for nitric oxide (NO) synthesis and is converted into NO by the enzyme nitric oxide synthase (NOS).
• L-citrulline, on the other hand, indirectly supports nitric oxide (NO) production by increasing arginine levels in the body.

NO acts as a vasodilator, helping to relax and widen blood vessels, thereby enhancing blood flow.

Magnesium

is important for activating a wide range of enzymes, particularly those involved in energy metabolism, as well as for transmitting signals from nerves to muscles. Magnesium is essential for heart and brain function, as well as for fat and carbohydrate metabolism.

With increasing age, magnesium absorption in the intestine decreases, while excretion via the kidneys may increase. Among others, EFSA confirms the contribution of magnesium to [1] 

• reduction of fatigue and tiredness,
• electrolyte balance,
• normal functioning of the nervous system,
• normal muscle function,
• normal mental function,
• maintenance of normal bones and teeth.

Zinc

is important for the production of the sex hormone testosterone. Testosterone plays a crucial role in maintaining libido (sex drive) and general sexual function.

Zinc protects the cells from oxidative stress and thus maintains vascular function to support sexual performance. Among others, EFSA confirms the contribution of zinc to [1] 

• the maintenance of normal testosterone levels in the blood,
• normal DNA synthesis,
• normal fertility and normal reproduction,
• normal functioning of the immune system,
• protect cells from oxidative stress.

Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid)

plays a crucial role in the synthesis of steroid hormones, such as testosterone, which is essential for libido and overall sexual health.

In addition, pantothenic acid is involved in energy production through metabolism, helping to reduce feelings of fatigue. Among others, EFSA confirms the contribution of vitamin B5 to [1] 

• normal energy metabolism,
• normal synthesis and metabolism of steroid hormones,
• reduction of fatigue and tiredness.

Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine)

plays an indirect but important role in testosterone production. It is essential for hormonal balance, especially in older men.

Vitamin B6 is also important for breaking down homocysteine, a metabolic by-product that is considered a risk factor for age-related diseases. Among others, EFSA confirms the contribution of vitamin B6 to [1] 

• regulation of hormonal activity,
• normal homocysteine metabolism,
• normal energy metabolism,
• reduction of fatigue and tiredness,
• normal functioning of the nervous system,
• normal mental function,
• normal functioning of the immune system.

T-Boost Pro capsules – the benefits at a glance

• innovative 14-in-1 formula for a holistic effect
• patented brand ingredients such as Testofen® and MOODREAL®
• valuable maca, ginseng, shilajit and tribulus extracts
• with piperine from black pepper extract
• balanced vitamin and mineral complex
• synergistic amino acids
• highest possible quality and purity
• natural formulation that is guaranteed without prohibited active ingredients
• no undesirable additives
• no GMOs
• suitable for vegetarians and vegans

What should be considered when taking T-Boost Pro?

T-Boost Pro is generally well tolerated and safe when taken in the recommended amounts. However, please note the following:

• Carefully read the additional instructions in the ‘Usage’ section.
• If you have known intolerance or allergies to any of the ingredients in this product or are currently taking medication, please consult your physician before use.
• This product is intended exclusively for adult men. Not recommended children and adolescents under 18 years of age or pregnant and breastfeeding women.
• No other zinc-containing food supplements should be taken while taking this food supplement.