Testosterone enhancement
Background
Testosterone enhancers are intended to increase levels of testosterone in the body. They are most often used to improve athletic performance.
Testosterone enhancers include a wide range of ingredients. Some testosterone enhancers can be legally sold as dietary supplements in the United States and can be used when participating in sporting events. Other testosterone enhancers, including anabolic steroids, have been banned by major sporting organizations and/or are considered illegal in the United States. See specific topics for more information.
Testosterone enhancers include a wide range of ingredients. Some testosterone enhancers can be legally sold as dietary supplements in the United States and can be used when participating in sporting events. Other testosterone enhancers, including anabolic steroids, have been banned by major sporting organizations and/or are considered illegal in the United States. See specific topics for more information.
Safety Safety definitions
Testosterone enhancers represent many ingredients and combinations of ingredients. See specific topics for safety information.
Special Precautions & Warnings:
Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Testosterone enhancers represent many ingredients and combinations of ingredients. See specific topics for safety information.Effectiveness
Effective Effectiveness definitions
Testosterone enhancers represent many ingredients and combinations of ingredients. See specific topics for effectiveness information.
Dosing & administration
Testosterone enhancers represent many ingredients and combinations of ingredients. See specific topics for information on use.
Interactions with pharmaceuticals
Testosterone enhancers represent many ingredients and combinations of ingredients. See specific topics for interaction information.
Interactions with herbs & supplements
Testosterone enhancers represent many ingredients and combinations of ingredients. See specific topics for interaction information.
Interactions with foods
Testosterone enhancers represent many ingredients and combinations of ingredients. See specific topics for interaction information.
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