FROM THE DESK OF ROBERT CLARK

Dear fellow athlete,

You probably already know the statistics Your testosterone starts to decrease by age 30. And by 40 it will have declined by up to 32%. Your testosterone keeps going down and down, dragging your gains down along with it. And athletic feats that used to be simple now require massive effort with a dwindling energy supply.

Lets face it

If youre me, and youre over 30, then youre slowly losing your competitive edge. Our muscles dont grow or recover they use to Our fat is storing more easily And were forced to stare at the heels of younger guys we used to beat. Whats worse, we cant keep the look we really want.

And our performance in the bedroom might leave our women wanting more. Because of decreasing testosterone, were working twice as hard for half the gains. And for athletes us, it can be frustrating enough to kick a hole in the wall.

SOME OF THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF LOW TESTOSTERONE INCLUDE:

• Decrease in muscle mass and strength
• Increase in body fat
• Decrease in athletic performance
• Decreased drive for intimacy
• Fatigue
• Infertility
• Fragile bones
• Depression
• Issues with memory and concentration
• Insomnia

THE BLACK PLAGUE OF TESTOSTERONE BOOSTERS. NASTY . NASTY!

The health market has shamelessly preyed on the struggles of aging athletes us. The recent trend of testosterone boosters has created a wave of shoddy products and outrageous claims that simply arent true.

After doing nearly 6 months of hardcore, in-depth research reading a library full of scientific case studies and personal trials I found that most testosterone boosters are made with only one thing in mind PROFITS.

Even many of the high priced t-boosters from well-known retailers with celebrity endorsements appear to be based on loose science at best.

Theyll often take extreme liberties with their claims and rush their products to market. Have you ever heard of D-Aspartic acid (DAA) and/or Fenugreek

These are the active ingredients in some big brand testosterone boosters. But they have very little proof of raising testosterone. In fact, in human case studies, DAA has been shown to lower T levels and fenugreek has been shown to lower DHT!