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Thinking about trying Alpha King testosterone booster?  I’ve actually tested it.  Watch my video review here.

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You guys. Rob here again with suplementcritique.com and in today’s review we’re gonna be talking about alpha King. This is a testosterone booster made by a company called force factor. I’ve reviewed several of their supplements in the past. have test X 180 and test X 180 ignite. I’m gonna talk a little bit about the product first before I dive into my personal results. But if you’d like to skip ahead, you could just click on the link below the in the description box, and it’ll take you to my website supplementcritique.com. Where I go into my personal details. So anyway, Alpha King is a, like I said before, an all-natural testosterone booster made by force factor. They used a proprietary form of fenugreek, which is basically called alpha fen. Now, with the original versions of force factor test X 180 the vast majority of them actually contained a herbal remedy called testafen [Inaudible 00:54], which is a standardized version of fenugreek. The main advantage to taking alpha fen is actually that it’s more bioavailable than testafen [inaudible 01:04] so that basically means that it absorbs into the bloodstream more efficiently, and therefore you get better results. If you take a look at the ingredients label here, it’s kind of hard to see but you’ll see that it contains basically three major ingredients. So you have black Maca root, Tribulus Terrestris, and DIM. Black Maca root is very commonly found on a lot of these products. It’s actually a powerful herbal aphrodisiac. It’s been used for centuries and I believe it’s native to Peru. Some of the benefits that are in Maca include like boosted stamina, athletic performance, improved mood and focus, things of that nature. With Tribulus Terrestris, this is actually one of the most commonly used ingredients in testosterone boosters, at least that I come across. On the science behind Tribulus is still a little sketchy. It’s sort of inconclusive but it’s believed that it’s supposed to help boost total testosterone levels by essentially increasing the amount of testosterone your body produces in the first place. Now, there’s a lot of people that say otherwise. There are studies that have said otherwise like I said, it’s still kind of early on as far as research goes. In the last ingredient I’m gonna talk about here’s DIM. Basically DIM is a metabolite. It’s a really metabolite of a substance that’s naturally found in like vegetables, like broccoli and cauliflower. And basically what it’s supposed to do is to balance male and female hormones in the body. The way it basically works is it inhibits the conversion of testosterone to estrogen. So in theory this is supposed to help increase testosterone levels. I’ve had a few guys ask me if there’s any side effects. I’m gonna talk about my results shortly here but I didn’t notice any. Obviously there’s always the possibility that you can develop some sort of side effects. I believe Tribulus Terrestris, you know, some of the most common ones you’ll see is like difficulty sleeping, restlessness and tachycardia, which is kind of like increased the blood. Excuse me, increase heart rate. As far as my personal results, is actually really good. I got this sample bottle here. It only contains 15 capsules, which is basically about a two-week supply. You’re supposed to take one capsule per day with breakfast. I took it on an empty stomach and yeah I could notice within a few days, I could definitely feel an increased sense of libido. I felt sexual desire, a little bit more than I would normally do. It’s um one of those things that’s kind of hard to quantify but I definitely seemed to feel like I had an overall improved mood, and [inaudible 03:43] to help out with libido. As far as where to buy off the king, I believe they sell it in GNC at this point. I’m not sure exactly what the price is but if it’s anything like some of the other supplements that they’ve sold in the past, probably anywhere between like sixty to seventy bucks. Of course you can buy it on their website. I believe the price is around sixty or seventy bucks on there as well. They also have this sample which is really a free trial and basically the way that works is when you visit the official force factor website, and you click on the free sample button, basically you have 18 days to use the product, and if you don’t call and cancel then they’re gonna bill you the full price of the product and send you another bottle. And they’ll repeatedly do this every month and charge you every month unless you call and cancel. It’s a great way to try a product. 18 days it’s definitely a decent amount of time to realize whether or not it’s actually going to work for you. But there’s a lot of guys that think that they’re just getting a sample and that’s simply not the case. Anyway, that’s pretty much all I have for alpha King. All in all, like I said, I think it’s a very decent supplement. If you’re looking to pick up the sample just be aware of that free trial. If you want to totally avoid that you can just go to GNC and buy it there or you could just buy it straight up on their website forcevector.com. And if you have any questions you can just leave them in the comment section below or just shoot me an email to contact@supplementcritique.com, and I’ll try to get back to you as soon as possible. And that’s all I got today. I’ll be back soon with another review. Take care.

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Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +. View all posts by Rob Miller