Sunday, December 3, 2017

The Problem With Boron And Testosterone Boosting | Straight Facts by Jerry Brainum


In the constant search for new ways to pack on more muscle and mass - bodybuilders and lifters will look towards anything that can give them an edge. That's where supplement companies come in and try to take advantage of how passionately athletes are looking for a new way to get huge.


Boron has been advertised as a mineral that can help boost your testosterone - but after checking the actual studies and facts... Jerry Brainum isn't convinced. While Boron has some great benefits to any athletes - test boosting might not be one of them. Get the full details in our episode of Straight Facts above!


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