Designer Supps Activate

[geyer41]

From reading a review on this and reading the write-up it sounds like a great product. But I was wondering if there are any side effects - at all - that comes with using this product. Also, would it be ok for me to use even though I am 18? I know that ph products shouldn't be used when your test levels are already at the highest level they'll ever be, but I didn't know if that applied to this product as well.

[snakemw]

it would be ok to use but probably wont do alot for you since you are 18. your natural test is already pretty dang high and i dont know if you will notice that much difference.

[wedgylx]

if you're looking for a test booster, i don't think you should use anything but activate at your age. It increases free test, so it can benefit anyone really.

[snakemw]

i stand corrected. it is a great product. i am using it right now with great success so give it a try.

[geyer41]

thanks for the feedback

[wedgylx]

i stand corrected. it is a great product. i am using it right now with great success so give it a try.

well you were right, results would be more pronounced in people with lowered test. I know a few people around the age of 18 who used it and liked it

[Robboe]

We don't market or recommend it to anyone younger than 21, but at 18 years old you are an adult so i guess it is your decision to make.

[sun tzu]

I plan to use the product while cutting. When bulking I don't think I really need any supplementation for heathly test or free test levels.

[thebigt]

you planning on using it standalone or with reboundxt/lean extreme like i plan to do?

[JRod72]

Is there any major disadvantages or anything to not using an anti-e while using a test booster?

[dinoiii]

Not using an anti-e while using a pro-T may actually be MORE beneficial as anti-e's currently purported to be effective are anything but.

There is a suggestion/question within this thread that the increase in free T would potentially increase E.

I do NOT see this to be an accurate argument as total T levels remain the same. If E levels are however above 30 pg/dl, it could pose a problem with some E occupying T receptor sites (which is WAY beyond the scope of this thread) as to leave excess free T essentially useless unable to bind.

An additional argument could be made that if estrogen travels higher than that value and occupies T receptor sites, you get an excess of SHBG which would essentially reassociate with your "new" unbound T rendering it useless through that route.