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Stroll down the aisles of your local drugstore or scroll through social media and you’ll find a wide range of supplements claiming to raise testosterone levels. Often, they are touted as healthier and safer alternatives to medical treatments like testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Testosterone boosters generally come in pill or capsule form. They include a combination of aphrodisiacs, libido enhancers and herbs like fenugreek, tribulus terrestris, ashwagandha and D-aspartic acid that encourage your bod
The effectiveness of these supplements can vary widely. Most have not been thoroughly tested. For example, some ingredients have been linked to health risks like liver injury and prostate problems. The use of testosterone boosters can also suppress your body’s natural production of the hormone. This is known as hypogonadism, and it can lead to fatigue, loss of appetite and erectile dysfunction.