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Men have been using this for decades to boost size and to feel more sensation…
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Pop a Booster Bite in your mouth for an instant testosterone boost
When men have more natural testosterone:
- Muscle mass increases and replaces fat
- Sex drive surges to new heights
- Confidence goes through the roof
- And erections get SO much better
You can pop a Booster Bite in your mouth anywhere, anytime – and instantly increase your natural testosterone.
More than 40,000 men are already using Booster Bites before dates, in the bedroom, on the way to the gym – whenever and wherever they want a quick T boost.
Here’s what Eric P. has to say about using Booster Bites:
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“Now you’re almost too big,” she tells me (here’s what I did)…
Here’s how men can maintain high testosterone with a simple herb.
Let’s start by agreeing that common causes of low testosterone are poor sleep, advancing age, and obesity.
But that doesn’t mean you can’t have high T.
There are hundreds of supplements on the market that claim to increase testosterone.
Many of these supplements are not effective.
Recently, researchers investigated the effect of fenugreek extract on testosterone levels in men.
And this study shows that fenugreek is effective at increasing testosterone.
The researchers carried out this human trial at the College of Health Sciences, Laramie, USA. The journal Functional Foods and Health and Disease published the results.
Fenugreek is an Indian spice.
It’s also a folk medicine with many medicinal effects.
“Fenugreek has been credited with numerous health benefits in cardiovascular disorders, metabolic syndrome, inflammatory conditions, glucose-insulin regulation, and sports performance.”
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According to some studies, many of these claims about fenugreek are true.
“Previous studies demonstrated that fenugreek seed extract improved glucose tolerance, insulin sensitivity, augmented serum testosterone level – and improved cardiovascular functions.”
This research looked deeper into the effect of a fenugreek extract – believed to contain high amounts of the active ingredient, protodioscin.
“Our investigation examined the efficacy of Furosap, a novel fenugreek seed extract enriched in 20% protodioscin, on exercise performance.”
The study recruited 40 men for a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial using the fenugreek-based supplement.
“This randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, clinical study was conducted in 40 healthy male athletes over a period of 12 weeks.”
They gave the participants 250 mg of the supplement twice a day for three months.
“Subjects were given either placebo or Furosap capsules (250 mg/day bi-daily) for 12 weeks of treatment.”
And the researchers took blood tests and body measurements before and after the three-month period of the study.
The men who supplemented with fenugreek extract had higher testosterone levels at the end of the study.
“Additionally, Furosap-treated subjects elevated serum testosterone levels.”
The mean testosterone levels increased from 545 to 670 nanograms/decilitre in the group who got the fenugreek extract.
In addition, the supplement also significantly increased muscle mass.
“Furosap supplementation significantly increased mean lean body mass and fat-free mass compared to subjects receiving placebo.”
So the study shows that fenugreek can increase testosterone and muscle mass.
“Given improvement of lean body mass and serum total testosterone following intervention with Furosap, Furosap likely has benefits for exercise endurance and sports medicine.”
And probably the benefits of fenugreek extract apply to most men, not just athletes.
The researchers also noted a slight lowering of blood pressure in the fenugreek supplementation group.
“Furosap supplemented subjects also exhibited a tendency towards lowering blood pressure during exhaustion.”
And more good news: Supplementation didn’t cause problems for anyone involved in the study.
“No adverse reports were reported.”
Previous studies also found other benefits to fenugreek extract supplementation…
It can increase mental sharpness, fertility, and libido.
“Our previous studies demonstrated the ability of Furosap in testosterone boosting; mood and mental alertness; sperm profile, morphology, and motility; libido; and sexual health.”
Possibly many of those benefits can be attributed to a boost in testosterone levels.
“Elevated serum testosterone level is also considered as a marker of strength, vitality, and vigor.”
Testosterone is an anabolic steroid.
This means that it is easier to gain muscle mass when testosterone levels are higher.
“An increase in total testosterone levels in Furosap-supplemented subjects suggest that the supplement may possess significant anabolic activity.”
The extract contains high levels of protodioscin…
Protodioscin is also in another effective male herbal supplement – Tribulus terrestris.
“Oral administration of a standardized Tribulus terrestris extract enriched in natural protodioscin increased lean body mass and fat-free mass.”
So it’s possible that protodioscin may well be the main active ingredient in effective male-enhancing herbs.
And when men have lots of sex, their T increases and often their size increases too.
Weird but true.
You should consult a healthcare practitioner about treating and diagnosing health-related problems.
—-Important Message for Men Who Want to Be Bigger “Down There”—-
“Now you’re almost TOO big,” she tells me breathlessly…
Thanks to this strange natural brew, I’m getting bigger erections all the time now…
And my wife can’t believe how well I fill her up – she says she can almost feel me in her stomach now!
And it’s nothing special about me – it’s this strange drink I discovered in Colombia…
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- Furosap, a novel Fenugreek seed extract improves lean body mass and serum testosterone in a randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind clinical investigation https://www.ffhdj.com/index.php/ffhd/article/view/565
- Fenugreek | NCCIH https://nccih.nih.gov/health/fenugreek
- FENUGREEK https://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/med-aro/factsheets/FENUGREEK.html