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Kwas D‑asparaginowy obniża poziom testosteronu przy dawce 6 g dziennie u osób trenujących

BY DR. GYMBRO ·

Kwas D‑asparaginowy jest reklamowany jako naturalny booster testosteronu, ale w kontrolowanym badaniu 24 mężczyzn trenujących siłowo 6 g/dobę obniżyło zarówno całkowity, jak i wolny testosteron. Dawka 3 g, spotykana na wielu etykietach, nie wywołała żadnych mierzalnych zmian. Trzymiesięczne badanie nie wykazało korzyści w sile ani masie mięśniowej. Oto, co pokazało badanie, dlaczego trenujący mogą reagować inaczej niż osoby siedzące i gdzie lepiej zainwestować w suplementy.

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