Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Bulasterone™ 180 Tablets

Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Bulasterone

Hi Tech Pharmaceuticals Bulasterone™ is the next big name in Prohormones. Bulasterone™ takes a multi-pathway approach to Anabolic activity, resulting in the best in lean Muscle gains, Muscle hardness, and increased strength for you! Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Bulasterone™ contains a whopping 8 different Anabolic ingredients to support mass and strength building, but it really shines with its three main ingredients- D-Aspartic Acid, Bulbine Natalensis, and Devil's Weed. Each have a huge part in raising your natural and free Testosterone levels and promoting healthy Muscle growth and development. In fact, D-Aspartic Acid has been shown to increase free Testosterone levels by 42% after even just 12 days of using! And Bulbine Natalensis has also been shown to raise natural Test by 347%, while still lowering Estrogen at the same time! Now that you know how potent and effective these ingredients are, you can see how Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Bulasterone™ became one of the world's strongest Test boosters!

Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Bulasterone Benefits

• Supports Enhanced Testosterone Levels
• Promotes Building Of Lean Muscles
• Helps Increase Muscle Hardness
• Can Help Boost Libido
• Promotes Increased Strength
• Can Help Overall Well Being

Sizes Available

• 90 Tablets
• 180 Tablets

How Do I Take Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Bulasterone?

Hi-Tech recommends taking one to three (1-3) Tablets in the morning and one to three (1-3) in the afternoon or before training. Never take more than nine (9) Tablets per day. Bulasterone can also be used as a PCT for prohormone cycles.

Ingredient Breakdown

Rapid Release Testosterone Booster (1550 mg):

1. Sodium D-Aspartic Acid: A form of D-aspartic acid (DAA). Shown to boost testosterone levels by stimulating the release of hormones in the brain that contribute to testosterone production.

2. Bulbine Natalensis 100:1 Extract (Plant): May help increase testosterone levels and reduce estrogen levels.

3. Tribulus Terrestris Extract 90% Steroidal Saponins (60% Protodioscin) (Fruit): Shown to increase levels of luteinizing hormone, which signals the body to produce more testosterone.

4. Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA): Used to improve testosterone levels.

5. Rhaponticum Carthamoides 98% Extract (Root): Can improve athletic performance and adaptogenic effects, which means more muscle growth, which can indirectly support increased testosterone levels.

6. 25R Spirostan-5a-diol-6-one-3-one Decanoate: Helps to support muscle growth and testosterone levels.

7. 5-Methyl-7-Methoxyflavone: Can reduce the conversion of testosterone into estrogen (called aromatization), therefore increasing available testosterone levels.

8. Quebracho Blanco Extract (Bark): Traditionally used to treat male sexual dysfunction.

Label

Side Effects & Warnings

Not for use by individuals under the age of 21 years old or by women of any age. Keep out of reach of children. Do not consume this product if you have a medical condition or are taking any prescription medication without first checking with your Physician. Do not exceed recommended serving amount. Discontinue use and call a Physician immediately if you experience rapid Heartbeat, dizziness, severe Headache, or other similar symptoms. Read the entire product label and all warnings thoroughly, including the back of the label. This product can raise Blood Pressure and interfere with other drugs you may be taking. Talk to your Doctor about this product.

References

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4592562/

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