Irwin Naturals Supplements

Testosteroni-Extra Rasvanpolttaja

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$14 $27.99 In stock

Category: Vitamins & Supplements

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Testosterone is a male sex hormone that plays key roles in maintaining masculine characteristics. As a man ages, his testosterone production declines resulting in changes in cognitive function, sex drive, muscle mass, strength, and power. Furthermore, changes in metabolism make it difficult for aging men to maintain youthful body composition.

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Testosterone-Extra Fat Burner is a dual-pronged formula designed to boost testosterone while also helping the body burn fat by increasing metabolism and thermogenesis.

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  • Testosterone Support: KSM-66® Ashwagandha Extract promotes mental sharpness, balanced energy, and increased stamina, while also helping to maintain healthy testosterone levels already within a normal range. Complimentary ingredients include extracts of Shilajit, Stinging Nettles Root and Cordyceps, as well as targeted nutrients including Boron, Zinc, and Vitamin D3.

  • Fat Burning: The combination of EGCG from Green Tea Extract and natural caffeine from Coffee Bean, while not literally “melting” fat off the body, supports increased thermogenesis and fat burning (fat oxidation). To complement this action we’ve included Chromium and B-vitamins for advanced metabolic support, plus Cinnamon Extract and Cayenne which are featured in traditional metabolic supportive formulas. The search is over– you’ve found your new secret weapon. Use daily for optimal results. 

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Ella D. ★★★★★

Been on this for three weeks now and the mental fog that used to hit me every afternoon is just gone. I'm sharper at work and honestly feel more like myself in the gym, not just tired going through the motions. For the price, it's doing exactly what it should for a guy pushing fifty.

Andrew R. ★★★☆☆

The capsule size is manageable, but I can't say I've noticed any real shift in energy or focus since starting it. The description mentions cognitive function, which is what I was hoping to address, but three weeks in and it feels pretty subtle so far.