Predator Nutrition : D-Aspartic Acid Testosterone Boosters

Predator Nutrition D-Aspartic Acid is one of the very few testosterone boosters which has clinical evidence in human subjects supporting its ability to boost testosterone levels. An increase in testosterone can often mean improvements in strength, muscle mass and enhanced body composition, with effects having previously been noticeable within just two weeks.

D-Aspartic Acid sprang to prominence relatively recently thanks to a landmark study which showed that normal males saw an increase in their baseline testosterone levels of 46% in just two weeks of supplementation at the recommended daily dose of 3.2g (half a scoop) found within Predator Nutrition D-Aspartic Acid. D-Aspartic Acid is actually an amino acid, the D-form of the amino acid aspartic acid.

As a safe, natural product D-Aspartic Acid is a great choice for those embarking on a testosterone boosting cycle but there are other compounds which can also be introduced to maximise results. D-Aspartic Acid works by increasing luteinizing hormone levels which in turn triggers an increase in testosterone levels but one thing which can be done to increase the results obtained would be by pairing it with something which increase FREE testosterone levels. 

When you body releases testosterone, a special type of protein in the blood called sex-hormone binding globulin can bind to the testosterone which essentially deactivates it. It is possible to have a situation where even with high testosterone levels, the user fails to derive the expected benefits associated with testosterone due to SHBG binding to much of the testosterone leaving only a small amount of free testosterone. Therefore, a good idea if you are using D-Aspartic Acid would be to take a supplement such as Activate Xtreme as the ingredients in Activate Xtreme have been shown to specifically increase free testosterone levels thereby enabling you to experience more of the muscle gain and strength you would expect when your testosterone levels are higher.

A second option for those seeking to optimise hormonal function would be to stack D-Aspartic Acid with an estrogen blocker such as Alchemy. The Alchemy would drive estrogen levels down and in the presence of very low estrogen levels your body would respond with a further rise in testosterone over and above what can be expected from supplementing with D-Aspartic Acid alone.

Lastly, users of D-Aspartic Acid can improve results by utilising a supplement which help builds muscle and strength without doing so via a hormonal pathway. Popular choices would include Molecular Nutrition's X-Factor Advanced which has some great research supporting its use in athletes as well as Hydrapharm's Adamantine which incorporates two relatively novel muscle builders.