Improved! HYPERTEST XD: Turbocharge Your Testosterone Production Naturally

NOW SUPERCHARGED WITH VITAMIN D3 AND CO-FACTORS!

HYPERTEST, the testosterone booster rated number one by the top review site, has an improved formula, making it even more effective.

HYPERTEST® XD Testosterone Superiority:

• No Proprietary Blends*
• Supports both Total-T and Free-T*
• Helps Build Muscle Mass through Protein Synthesis*
• Boosts Recovery*
• Promotes-T Through Cortisol Control*
• 30-Day Supply*

THE BEST ISN’T FOR EVERYONE, BUT THIS ONE’S FOR YOU

There is no other hormone in the body that stimulates muscle growth, libido and strength like testosterone. HYPERTEST® XD is precision formulated to promote testosterone levels for an effective anabolic response. HYPERTEST® XD is a comprehensive, testosterone boosting, complex designed to increase both kinds of testosterone, giving you the best results of any product today. Prepare yourself for the ultimate new you; more lean mass, libido, recovery and impressive strength gains.

The meticulously-engineered formula in HYPERTEST® XD utilizes a four-tier system to maximize your results:

1. First, HYPERTEST® XD contains the anabolic minerals; Zinc Monomethionine Aspartate, Magnesium Aspartate and Vitamin B6, to support tissue repair, cellular growth, energy production, and the maintenance of a healthy immune system during a healthy night’s sleep.
2. Second, the TOTAL-T Optimizer uses the FULL 3,120mg of D-Aspartic Acid to optimize your body's own production of testosterone serum.
3. Third, the FREE-T Activator allows your body to release free testosterone from binding proteins, enabling the anabolic hormones to stimulate muscle growth and libido.
4. Lastly, HYPERTEST® XD has a unique Cortisol Neutralizer that will help your body cope with stress and help promote muscle gains after strenuous exercise.

The synergistic combination of these four complexes are designed to turbo charge your testosterone production to impressive levels without the side effects of harmful steroids.

HOW TESTOSTERONE IS MADE

Unfortunately, as we age, our natural testosterone production declines. This is why reversing this decline is essential to keeping the benefits of testosterone or even increasing them. As we had mentioned earlier, there are two kinds of testosterone, total testosterone (also known as testosterone serum) and free testosterone (also known as bioavailable testosterone). HYPERTEST® XD is designed to increase both varieties. 

Total testosterone is created when the brain releases a hormone from the pituitary gland called luteinizing hormone (LH). LH stimulates the testes to produce total testosterone through the Pituitary Axis (Hey! That’s what our company is named after). So the first step in increasing testosterone is to stimulate the pituitary gland to release more LH. This is why the next step in HYPERTEST® XD is the TOTAL-T OPTIMIZER

TOTAL-T OPTIMIZER

The TOTAL-T OPTIMIZER contains 3,120 milligrams of pure D-Aspartic Acid (DAA). In a recent study, a group of healthy adult males were given 3,120mg of DAA for a period of 12 days and showed a 33% increase in luteinizing hormone (LH) over the placebo group. More importantly, in the same study DAA showed a raise in testosterone levels of 42%, with some experiencing a boost of over 50% in that same period. This study also indicated that testosterone levels were still elevated 3-days after the discontinuation of D-Aspartic Acid, which indicates that it builds up over time and then slowly decreases after supplementation is stopped.

FREE-T ACTIVATOR

What separates total from free testosterone is total testosterone is bound by carrier protein called ‘sex hormone binding globulin’ (SHBG). SHBG renders testosterone inactive so it can move throughout the body without being used before it is needed. Once total testosterone is freed from SHBG, it is known as free testosterone and is active to increase libido and most importantly, protein synthesis, the process of repairing and building muscle from amino acids and protein. Because total testosterone is rendered inactive (and often for too long) men are still without the benefits of increased testosterone. This hormone must be free to travel into the nucleus of cells to turn on the genes necessary for anabolism and muscle growth. The ingredients in the FREE-T Activator enable your body to free testosterone from these binding proteins, increasing the levels of free testosterone in your body. By freeing the testosterone from binding proteins, it is able to elicit anabolic effects, such as libido and support muscle growth, strength and recovery.

100:1 Eurycoma Longifolia: NOW AT ITS HIGHEST LEVEL YET

One of the most exciting components of HYPERTEST® XD is 100:1 Eurycoma Longifolia®, which is the most studied testosterone-increasing ingredient available today. 100:1 Eurycoma Longifolia®has been seen in products the industry at doses of 50-to-100mg per serving/day, but never at maximum strength, even though 100:1 Eurycoma Longifolia® showed remarkable results at 200mg per serving/day.

• In a 2005 placebo controlled study, volunteers took 100:1 Eurycoma Longifolia® at 200mg per day for 8 weeks. The study showed improvements in Aging Male Syndrome and Sexual Health Inventory Questionnaire score. Toxicity was also measured in the study showing positive results.
• In a 2010 study, 75 patients took 200mg of 100:1 Eurycoma Longifolia® daily for 3 months. Testosterone levels increased 46%. Additionally, sperm motility and volume improved, allowing for 14.7% increase in spontaneous pregnancies.
• In a 2011 study, 76 patients with late-onset hypogonadism took 200mg of 100:1 Eurycoma Longifolia® daily for 4 weeks. The number of participants with a normal testosterone levels increased from 35.5% to 90.8%. The mean testosterone level increase was 46% in just 30-days.
• In a 2013 placebo study, 32 men with moderate stress took 200mg of 100:1 Eurycoma Longifolia® daily for 4-weeks to measure the effect of 100:1 Eurycoma Longifolia on stress hormones and psychological mood state.  100:1 Eurycoma Longifolia showed improved mood state, reduced cortisol exposure and a 37% increase in testosterone. 

CORTISOL NEUTRALIZER for Testosterone Protection

The Cortisol Neutralizer helps your body deal with stress and promote muscle growth and libido. Stress is known for accelerating the highly undesirable hormone, cortisol, which can occur from the unfortunate adversities of life or even from intense exertion on the body from training. The Cortisol Neutralizer in HYPERTEST® XD was aptly formulated with 300mg of Ashwagandha root per serving. In a 2012 study, 64 subjects were given 300mg of Ashwagandha for 60 days. The results were astonishing. After just 2 months of use, the participants had 253% less cortisol than those of the placebo group. In an additional 2010 study, it was concluded that men with higher levels of cortisol had lower levels of testosterone, linking the inverse relationship between cortisol and your testosterone. Because the same study showed the inverse to be true, the Cortisol Neutralizer in HYPERTEST® XD was formulated to further support and promote your body’s testosterone, making it the most comprehensive testosterone supplement available today. It is time to take massive action and awaken (or reawaken) your primal male! Grab your supply of HYPERTEST® XD right now because there is no better time than now to increase Lean Muscle Gains, Healthy Libido, More Strength in the gym and Recover faster from your workouts.

ANABOLIC MINERALS

At the end of the day, your body is in need of repair and recovery. Zinc Monomethionine Aspartate, Magnesium Aspartate and Vitamin B6 is the most important supplement for the optimal repair period of the day - when we sleep. By providing your body with these necessary ingredients, you can help it stay on track for steady repair, rather than burning out from exhaustion. Zinc Monomethionine Aspartate, Magnesium Aspartate and Vitamin B6's connection to free testosterone production is helpful for building muscle and burning body-fat. Zinc Monomethionine Aspartate, Magnesium Aspartate and Vitamin B6 is also great for supporting your rest during Rapid Eye Movement (REM) sleep, the most restful kind of sleep, the peak time for repair and recovery.

THE VITAMIN D EFFECT

Vitamin D is a cholesterol-based compound that is naturally produced in the body when the skin is exposed to sunlight (or artificial sunlight). Once in circulation, Vitamin D functions as a type of hormone that binds to specific cellular receptors. Once bound to its intracellular receptor, Vitamin D helps to "turn on" the process of DNA transcription.

Other key functions of Vitamin D include its role in managing calcium and phosphorous levels in bone tissue, teeth and the blood. The calcium "managing" effect of Vitamin D also supports muscle function and helps to regulate body fat storage.

Additionally, and maybe more interesting to you, emerging research suggests that Vitamin D is linked to testosterone production. More specifically, there seems to be a direct correlation between low levels of serum Vitamin D and decreased testosterone production.

VITAMIN D3 & CO-FACTORS

All Vitamin D compounds and supplements are not created equal. In fact, the specific form of dietary Vitamin D is crucial to its ultimate "usability" in the body. Therefore, HYPERTEST XD uses only Vitamin D3. Why? One of the two primary forms of endogenous (made by your body) Vitamin D is D3, also known as cholecalciferol. Simply put, dietary Vitamin D3 may be a superior "body-ready" form for maximum biological activity.

Consuming Vitamin D3 alone, however, is not enough. You see Vitamin D requires several "co-factors" for its efficient utilization in the body. These co-factors include magnesium, zinc, Vitamin K2 and boron - the exact nutrients, along with Vitamin D3, that are the key compounds in HYPERTEST XD.

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Myodex: Advanced Testosterone Modulator

Myodex is formulated to increase your natural Free Testosterone levels by inhibiting its conversion into DHT and Estrogen. 

Testosterone - it's a word that sparks visions of virility, athletic prowess and strong, lean muscles. It's the stuff that makes men... "men." However, supporting testosterone levels alone simply isn't enough. 

Here's why: As testosterone is produced, two other "tag along" hormones try to "join the ride." We're talking DHT and Estrogen here. The process works something like a rheostat; as one hormone (testosterone) increases or decreases, related hormones rise and fall respectively. This is a normal biological function. However, this "normal biological function" is not always desirable. Let's explore this concept a bit further.

IT'S NOT A PRETTY SIGHT

DHT (dihydrotestosterone) is a powerful "spinoff" hormone of testosterone. Therefore, as testosterone is produced DHT is likely to rise. Here's the problem - DHT essentially "attacks" hair follicles. Over time, DHT "stressed" hair follicles can no longer maintain normal hair production. This is a primary culprit of male pattern baldness, otherwise known as the dreaded "chrome dome." 

If that weren't bad enough, testosterone support can result in higher levels of Estrogen.

AN ENZYMATIC ASSAULT

So, you're probably wondering specifically how testosterone support can result in higher levels of DHT and Estrogen. After all, supporting the root cause of hormonal balances would likely allow for peak testosterone bioavailability. Good thinking, you're already considering the potential benefits of supporting healthy levels these "other" hormones. 

Once produced, DHT and Estrogen are already "out there." Essentially, it's too late to get them under control. Therefore, the answer to managing them is to address and overcome the underlying factors that impact their production. The underlying "factors" are the enzymes 5a reductase and aromatase. 5a reductase converts testosterone into "shiny head"-promoting DHT. Aromatase converts testosterone into estrogen. 

Undoubtedly, promoting a healthy balance of 5a reductase and Aromatase enzymes would likely allow for optimal testosterone production and bioavailability – while also supporting a healthy balance of DHT and Estrogen.*

ENTER... MYODEX

MYODEX is a one of a kind, Advanced Testosterone Modulator. "Oh, sure", you may be thinking, "This is just another testosterone booster." Nothing could be further from the truth. You see, "typical" testosterone boosters are designed to do just that – support testosterone levels. However, as we have revealed, boosting testosterone alone is not enough.

What makes MYODEX so unique is how it goes about supporting optimal testosterone flow and bioavailability.*

MYODEX is scientifically formulated to help boost testosterone by simultaneously helping reduce its conversion into DHT and Estrogen!*

By helping to counter 5a reductase and Aromatase, MYODEX directly addresses and resolves the limiting factors that reduce full testosterone functionality.*

Let's make this really simple. MYODEX is formulated to "hold back" the limiting factors, DHT and Estrogen, to promote production of Testosterone.* By harnessing this dual-force approach, MYODEX has unleashed the potential of your body to support Testosterone levels.*

The power of MYODEX is locked in the fully efficacious, advanced ProtectErone™ Proprietary Blend. ProtectErone™ houses the Estrogen reducing Complex and the DHT Inhibiting Complex.*

THE SCIENCE

The Estrogen Inhibiting Complex features full strength Quercetin and DIM.

Quercetin is a powerful flavonoid (a compound that gives plants their bright coloration) that functions as an antioxidant to help reduce the effects of free radicals and may even help support prostate health.* However, one of the more direct benefits of quercetin, relative to testosterone support, is its purported effect on reducing Aromatase enzymes.* Simply put - inhibition of Aromatase may promote testosterone production and less estrogen production.* 

Axis Labs didn't stop there. A precise dose of DIM was incorporated to offer the most effective formula possible. DIM (Di-Indoly Methane) is a nutrient found naturally occurring in cruciferous vegetables. Examples include broccoli, kale, cabbage and Brussels sprouts. In simple terms, DIM may work by competing for metabolism with Estrogen.* Basically, it's one or the other. With DIM present in the system, Estrogen may "lose out."*

THE BOTTOM LINE

The DHT Inhibiting Complex is thoroughly loaded with Beta Sitosterol and Saw Palmetto.

Testosterone is hailed the "king of anabolic hormones." Adequate levels help promote lean mass, bone mineral density, and even positive mood.* When testosterone is at optimal levels, it helps support greater strength, vitality, mood and overall health.* With Axis Labs MYODEX, male support has never been more achievable.* MYODEX was expressly formulated to boost testosterone while helping reduce its conversion into DHT and Estrogen.* With MYODEX, you may support testosterone, healthy DHT and Estrogen conversion and promote vitality.*

Bottom line - the question isn't, "Why do I need this product?" it's "How soon can I start MYODEX?"

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