spitastone
03-01-2007, 07:02 AM
I am trying *******. I'll report back with feedback. I am 43.
Has anyone ever tasted Fadogia Agrestis? My guess is that it is very bitter.
Bitter herbs increase bile production. Bile production is directly related to testosterone levels.
When testosterone or anabolics are used bile production often slows down. A decrease in bile production can lead to liver issues and elevated cholesterol. I am guessing that the body slows down bile production to compensate for increased testosterone levels as a means to re-establish endocrinal homoeostatis.
Tongkat Ali (perported to raise testosterone) is very bitter.
If bitter herbs increase bile, and an increase in bile = an increase in testosterone, I wonder if other bitter herbs (dandelion, artichoke) increase testosterone as well? I also wonder if leucine's benfits can be partially attributed to the fact that it is extremely bitter.
Has anyone ever tasted Fadogia Agrestis? My guess is that it is very bitter.
Bitter herbs increase bile production. Bile production is directly related to testosterone levels.
When testosterone or anabolics are used bile production often slows down. A decrease in bile production can lead to liver issues and elevated cholesterol. I am guessing that the body slows down bile production to compensate for increased testosterone levels as a means to re-establish endocrinal homoeostatis.
Tongkat Ali (perported to raise testosterone) is very bitter.
If bitter herbs increase bile, and an increase in bile = an increase in testosterone, I wonder if other bitter herbs (dandelion, artichoke) increase testosterone as well? I also wonder if leucine's benfits can be partially attributed to the fact that it is extremely bitter.