Although testosterone is usually linked with men, this is a key hormone for women as well. Low levels of testosterone in women can result in low energy, and reduced strength. Women who supplement with our natural Testosterone Support will benefit from sustained results from exercise. The ingredients in our Testosterone Support have been specially selected to maximise your body’s capability to produce testosterone naturally. Boosting testosterone levels with natural supplements can reduce symptoms associated with low levels. Maca Extract has been added to support male reproductive health with potential protective effects on fertility (spermatogenesis) and beneficial effects on libido. Maca also has energising properties and has been investigated for its anti-fatigue effects. Tribulus Terrestris is a traditional Chinese medicine used for male sexual disorders, and as an aphrodisiac. It can support female reproductive health and sperm parameters in men (count, motility and morphology). Muira Puama is a bush indigenous to the Amazon used as a herbal medicine in South America as a tonic and aphrodisiac. Pregnenolone is a precursor to the synthesis of testosterone and progesterone. Cyanotis Aracnoidea is a plant native to China and is a rich source of Ecdysteroids. These can have anabolic and adaptogenic activity. They are therefore used in supplements to support athletic performance. A simple blood test from your doctor, Thriva, or other healthcare provider, will indicate your levels. We recommend that you have your levels tested before taking Testosterone Support, and again after 3-6 months in order to track your levels. Ladies, if you are experiencing low self-esteem, fatigue, low libido, increased body fat, muscle loss, poor memory, weak orgasm or you know you are perimenopausal, try our Testosterone Support to give your natural levels a boost. Gents, if you are suffering with low libido, erectile dysfunction, muscle loss, low bone density, depression and hair loss, our Testosterone Support may be the help you have searching for. Although men in the UK can be prescribed testosterone on the NHS, it is hard (and a postcode lottery) to get a prescription for women.
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