Are testosterone boosters steroids?

Looking to build your lean muscle mass and enhance your physical performance? If you are researching what you can take to help with these goals, you may have come across steroids and testosterone-boosters as two possible options. Steroids and T-boosters have more in common than you might think. read more

Testosterone Boosters in Food: Many people are completely unaware that many foods are in-fact testosterone boosters themselves. Further, some foods have been shown to reduce the hormone estrogen which can inhibit the production of testosterone. In short, when we eat foods that act as natural testosterone boosters and other foods that decrease the opposing hormone estrogen we will find our natural levels to remain closer to optimal levels. read more

Steroids are more potent, and are medically used more so than natural testosterone boosters. However, steroids cannot be taken for the sole purpose of muscle growth without a prescription. Taking steroids without a prescription will result in incarceration. read more

Testosterone boosters are, in a way, not as complex to explain compared to anabolic steroids. Simply said, they stimulate your own body’s natural processes to naturally create more testosterone. “Natural” being a redundancy in the last sentence isn’t a mistake. read more

Chemically, testosterone is a steroid. Biologically, it's an androgenic (male) sex hormone. In the eyes of the law, testosterone is a controlled substance —at least in the U.S., U.K., Canada, and Australia. If you live in or travel to places like Mexico or Thailand, you don't need a prescription to obtain it. read more