Originally posted by hassamsami
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A couple of things you might consider instead:
- Get bloodwork done first → see if your testosterone is actually low before adding anything.
- Evidence-based options → strength training (which you’re already doing), good sleep, vitamin D, zinc, magnesium, and balanced nutrition can support natural levels.
- Medical guidance → if levels are clinically low, talking with a doctor about TRT (testosterone replacement therapy) is far more reliable than over-the-counter blends.
For recovery/endurance, things like creatine, electrolytes, omega-3s, and proper protein intake are backed by solid science and very safe long term.
So I’d say research carefully before dropping money on BDG or similar—sometimes the basics + medical checkup give you more real results than expensive “boosters.”
Want me to put together a quick list of supplements that are actually proven to help men in their 50s with strength/recovery?
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