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Safe and Effective Testosterone-Boosting Supplement Sources for 2025.

• Taurine: Vital Nutrients.

• Lactoferrin: Life Giving Store.

• Thiamine: Objective Nutrients.

• Creapure Creatine: Thorne.

• Nicotinic acid: Seeking Health.

• Magnesium malate: Seeking Health.

• Potassium chloride: NOW supplements.

• Topical Magnesium: NOW Supplements.

• Desiccated Testicles: Nutriest.

• B Vitamin: Forefront Health or Idealabs.

• Collagen: Forefront Health or Carnivore Aurelius.

• Vitamin E: Forefront Health or Idealabs.

• Vitamin K2 MK4: Forefront Health or Idealabs.

• Vitamin D3: Sperti Vitamin D Lamp.

• Zinc: Crown Prince smoked oysters or Nutriest desiccated oysters.

• Retinol: Icelandic Cod Liver Wild Caught.

• Low dose DHEA: Bulk Powders DHEA or Idealabs (avoid if you’re new to health/supplements).

• Pregnenolone: Forefront Health or Idealabs (avoid if you’re new to health/supplements).

• Low Dose Porcine Derived Thyroid: Idealabs (avoid if you’re new to health/supplements).

I have no affiliation with any manufacturers or vendors.

This is not medical advice. Please do your own research.
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Laser 11mo ago

Very solid list.

I prefer desiccated beef liver to cod liver for retinol as it doesn't contain any unstable polyunsaturated fats.

Saturee's desiccated oysters are a great compliment, as they contain tons of bioavailable zinc, whose benefits were mistakenly attributed by researchers to "omega 3s", confusing everyone.

We don't need Omega 3 fatty acids, and the small amounts of DHA/EPA can readily be made by the body from ALA, which are plentiful in shellfish.

https://fishybusiness.site/do-you-need-fish-oils/

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Simmo 11mo ago

Agree with most but ALA has AWFUL bioavailability. Much better to just eat sardines or small fish (or shellfish yes).

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Laser 11mo ago

Fair. Partial to ikura, mentaiko.