The Science of Natural Testosterone Support
EVLTEST’s complete formula is our most complete way to support the key factors necessary to boost low testosterone levels and increase stamina, strength, drive and lean muscle naturally! EVLTEST’s 8 active ingredients work through multiple modes of action to support hormones that are shown to produce testosterone to help you perform at your best!
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D-ASPARTIC ACID + VITAMIN DD-ASPARTIC ACID D-Aspartic acid is a natural amino acid that has been shown to increase low testosterone levels. Scientific research suggests that the main modes of action are raising the levels of follicle stimulating hormones and luteinizing hormone production, which plays a key role in the production of testosterone. EVLTEST contains the 3.1 gram dosage rate per day that has been shown to promote higher testosterone levels in scientific studies. VITAMIN D Busy lifestyles indoors have resulted in getting very little exposure to sunlight, resulting in low or deficient levels of vitamin D. These low vitamin D levels can negatively impact testosterone production. Increasing vitamin D levels may help boost testosterone and improve other health measures. Some studies have shown a connection between low testosterone and a deficiency in vitamin D. When participants’ vitamin D levels increased, so did their testosterone levels. | FENUGREEK + ZINCFENUGREEK Fenugreek extract has been shown to promote both bioavailable and free-testosterone levels naturally within the body. EVLTEST contains high potency Natural Fenugreek extract containing 50% level of furostanic saponins, the active form of Fenugreek. These phytochemicals aid in the production of luteinizing hormone that supports stimulating the production of testosterone. Fenugreek also may help in reducing the enzymes that convert testosterone into estrogen and by supporting free testosterone levels while also boosting antioxidant levels in EVLTEST. ZINC Having enough Zinc in your body may play an important role in affecting free testosterone levels in normal men. It’s important that you’re not deficient as free testosterone is the type most easily used by your body. Deficiencies of zinc can lead to a decrease in androgen receptors, an increase in estrogen receptors, and may increase aromatization of testosterone to estrogen like low levels of Vitamin D. | MACA + MAGNESIUM ACETATEMACA The Maca plant, also known as Peruvian ginseng, grows primarily in the mountains of Peru. It has a very long history of use from ancient medicine to current for health and it has been researched to determine its effects on libido. It’s also popular among both strength athletes and endurance athletes for use while they train and compete. MAGNESIUM ACETATE Magnesium deficiency is a major issue with approximately 50% of the population low in magnesium levels. This can lead to lowered testosterone levels, and magnesium is also necessary to effectively metabolize Vitamin D. Magnesium is also essential to athletic performance as it regulates heart rhythm, permits muscles to contract and relax properly, and is essential to producing adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the main source of energy in human cells. | RESVERATROL + VITAMIN B6RESVERATROL Resveratrol is a plant compound that acts like an antioxidant. This compound tends to be concentrated mostly in the skins and seeds of grapes and berries. Resveratrol is one of nature’s most powerful antioxidants, widely known for its health benefits of defending the body against free radicals that can cause cellular damage. Research indicates Resveratrol may positively support fertility and testosterone levels. Resveratrol has also been found in studies to support oxidative metabolism and endurance. VITAMIN B6 Vitamin B6 is essential for the metabolism of protein, carbohydrates and fatty acids to produce energy, and has effects on mental processing, mood and hormone balance. Vitamin B6 is also involved in over 100 different enzyme reactions in the body. In men, vitamin B6 may help to regulate testosterone levels and may enhance libido by decreasing the production of prolactin – a hormone that naturally reduces sex drive. |
