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In the advertising world there are certain words that catch consumers eyes, much like flash ads or beautiful faces do.  Free is one of the words that often attract people’s attention.  However, in our day, when things sound too good to be true, that means they usually are to good to be true.

The Testosterone booster Free Test simply means that it intends to raise the levels of Free Testosterone in the body, hence the name of the supplement Free Test.   Free Test has been developed by a company called Applied Nutriceuticals.  The company is based out of North Carolina and they develop and sell all sorts of supplements that can be divided into two categories, a sports line which include many of the testosterone boosters, fat burners and other supplements that are taken by those who are looking for a more serious product.  Applied Nutriceuticals also offers a wellness line that focuses more on maintaining and keeping a healthy body.

Quality ingredients

The ingredients in Free Test are mainly products that help inhibit the conversion of testosterone to estrogen by blocking the receptors that convert testosterone and in the end reduce the body’s natural testosterone levels.  By keeping the testosterone that the body has already made in the blood stream this is how the levels of free testosterone are increased.

The main ingredients that actually promote the production of testosterone are contained in the proprietary blend that Free Test calls Free Testosterone Activation Synergists or FTAS.  However, the only ingredients that have been proven to work in increasing testosterone levels is 3,7 Keto DHEA as well as the B vitamins (Thiamin, riboflavin, vitamin B-6 and Folic Acid).

Safety

Free Test is considered a safe testosterone booster because it does not change the hormone levels in the body.  That is, Free Test does not convert any hormones that would change the balance of the body.  By altering the natural hormones, more often than not results in throwing off the body’s natural homeostasis out of balance.  This is why so many pro-hormone products are no longer sold, because the side effects were not worth the gains.

Possible side effects

Free Test is not recommended for those who have a history of prostate problems (prostate cancer or enlarged prostate for example), also people struggling with cholesterol levels or those with enlarged hearts are discouraged from taking Free Test.

Other possible side effects include

• Growth of Facial hair on women
• Loss of hair for men
• Acne

100% natural

Free Test is considered 100% natural supplement.  There are 7 major claims that Free Test says will follow after taking this testosterone booster.

• Increase total testosterone levels
• Increase free testosterone levels
• Decrease cortisol levels
• Decrease estrogen levels
• Improve the body’s overall condition
• Gain of lean muscle mass
• Increase recovery time

Even though Free Test promises big gains and shirt ripping muscles, most of the ingredients inhibit the loss of testosterone already produced by the body by blocking inhibiting the conversion of testosterone to estrogen instead of increasing the production of testosterone.  This being said, with no money back guarantee and the price ranging from $35-$60 there are more effective testosterone boosters on the market which would be more beneficial and bring greater results.