Plenty of men have looked into some kind of male-enhancement product and, now that they have become a bit more widely accepted, you will see ads for them in just about any online workout forum.

Many of these supplements claim to be the end-all of male-enhancement products and say that their way is the easiest and fastest way to increase your testosterone, grow muscle, last longer in bed, and the list goes on.

It is not at all uncommon to find older men who have lost a step or two with their sex life and seem to be completely in the dark about how to get back to where they were when they were younger.

In this review, we will go over DominXT which is another male-enhancement supplement on the market that has been getting a pretty fair amount of attention from those seeking it out.

However, the real question is whether this product works or not and this article will go through all the ins and outs of how DominXT may or may not be actually good for your body or not.

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What is DominXT?

DominXT is a male-enhancement supplement that is meant to increase testosterone levels in your body naturally.

Their website claims that this product increases muscle growth, energy levels, hormone production, and sex drive.

How Does DominXT Work?

DominXT uses its ingredients to encourage testosterone growth in men and works simply by ingesting the capsules with water like you would any other pill.

There is nothing on the official website on what kind of dosage is recommended for the best results but others have reported that a single dose should be three capsules at once, taken twice per day, with roughly five to eight hours between doses.

What Are DominXT’s Ingredients?

There is no official ingredients list on the DominXT official website but they are mentioned on the side of the packaging and other review websites have reported that the following ingredients are featured in the product:

L-Citrulline

L-citrulline is a non-essential amino acid that your kidneys change into L-arginine and nitric oxide.

It mostly comes in powder form and is used medically to help blood flow throughout the body.

It is also sometimes used to ease symptoms of a variety of diseases such as erectile dysfunction, liver disease, and possibly Parkinson’s Disease as well.

The dosage for this non-essential amino acid varies wildly depending on what disease it is treating though, so it is hard to set a standard dose. (Source)

L-Arginine

L-Arginine is an amino acid produced naturally in your body that is involved in many bodily functions like healing wounds, aiding the kidneys in their bodily tasks, maintaining hormone and immune function, and relaxing the arteries.

Also known as just arginine, it has become increasingly popular as a supplement due to its benefits for your heart.

However, there have been studies that have shown otherwise and stated that long-term use of arginine as a supplement can actually be harmful to your heart’s health.

There is not a recommended amount of arginine you should take because your body produces enough naturally but, if taken as a supplement, 1200 mg per day can be helpful. (Source)

Horny Goat Weed

Horny Goat Weed is an herb used in Chinese medicine that is used primarily for erectile dysfunction and low sexual libido, however, there is limited scientific evidence that supports this.

There is a laundry list of different things that horny goat weed claims to help with that include brittle bones, high blood pressure, fatigue, joint pain, and much more.

Again, there is very little evidence that this herb actually works though and it is possible it only helps with certain issues in certain people. (Source)

Nettle Extract

Nettle extract comes from a plant called stinging nettle and has been used since ancient times as a diuretic.

A diuretic is something that increases urine flow and this helps with preventing urinary tract infections and kidney stones.

There has been some evidence that it is possibly effective to lower blood sugar for those with type 2 diabetes and helps reduce pain for people with osteoarthritis.

Nettle extract is likely unsafe to use for people that have low blood pressure and kidney problems because of its effects as well.

You can take it by mouth or apply it directly to your skin and the dosage will depend on what kind of disease is being treated. (Source)

Yohimbe Bark Extract

Traditionally used as an aphrodisiac, this extract comes from the west African Yohimbe Tree and is commonly misconstrued with the prescription drug yohimbine hydrochloride.

There is some truth to using yohimbe bark extract as a way to combat erectile dysfunction but there are many side effects that come with using this.

It is generally not recommended you use this for erectile dysfunction without some kind of doctor approval. (Source)

Tribulus Terrestris

Tribulus Terrestris is another plant that produces fruit which can be used for medicine along with its roots and leaves.

Men have been known to eat this plant as a supplement to increase athletic performance and increase blood flow throughout their body.

However, there is very little scientific evidence that supports this and the FDA treats Tribulus Terrestris as a food rather than a drug so it does not have to be proven safe to be put on the market as a dietary supplement.

It is a risky substance to take if you suffer from low blood sugar levels or are taking certain blood pressure medications. (Source)

Tongkat Ali

This is an herbal remedy that has been used in Southeast Asia as a form of traditional medicine for hundreds of years.

Research on this herb as a medicine is fairly limited but some studies have shown it can increase body composition and increase testosterone levels.

Also, there are no known side effects of taking tongkat ali extract but some have shown increased mercury levels that have taken it consistently.

There are no studies on how its use can affect a person long-term so it is likely best used for short-term effects at a doctor recommended dosage. (Source)

Fenugreek Seed Extract

Fenugreek Seeds are commonly used in cooking as they taste a bit like syrup but they are sometimes used as medicine for diabetes and high cholesterol.

It can possibly lower blood sugar and there is some evidence that it can increase sexual drive in both men and women.

These should be taken by mouth with a dosage of 600mg to increase sexual stimuli in men for about 6-12 weeks. (Source)

Do These Ingredients Have Any Side-Effects?

Some of these ingredients do have some harmful side-effects and should be taken with caution or after consulting a medical professional.

Arginine supplements can give you side-effects including gout, abdominal pain, diarrhea, bloating, and it might also cause worse breathing for those that have asthma.

You could experience an irregularly fast heartbeat, chest pains, high blood pressure, breathing problems, and many other adverse side effects using Yohimbe Bark Extract.

Tribulus Terrestris has a few side-effects as well such as insomnia, upset stomach, and potential prostate problems in men.

For fenugreek seeds, there are a whole mess of side-effects like an upset stomach, diarrhea bloating, dizziness, gas, headaches, and urine that might smell like syrup.

All of these side effects for each of these ingredients can be found in the sources linked above under each specific ingredient.

Does DominXT Really Work?

Some users say it has worked for them but for the most part this product has come up to many negative reviews.

Most people say this is much like many other male-enhancement products and is a complete scam and does not work at all.

Where Can You Buy DominXT?

DominXT can only be bought on its official online store (which I will source below) and is not sold over the counter at any drug store or supermarket.

On a more personal note, I had to jump through a few hoops to find this official website and when you Google it, it does not show up on the first page.

Pros +

• Can be distributed worldwide
• Can start with a free trial
• No need for a prescription

Cons –

• Expensive
• Stock is limited
• Official website is difficult to find
• Likely will not help and has been said to be a scam
• Potential adverse side-effects from ingredients

Conclusion – Is It Worth Trying DominXT?

While there are some worthwhile ingredients in DominXT that could help with male-enhancement problems, it is a pretty bad idea to spend your money on this product.

There is the possibility you may see some short-term progress but continued use of this will likely be very bad for your health, especially with the high dosage that is recommended.

I suppose it is worth trying if you only want to do the free trial because it is literally worth nothing to at least try this supplement.

However, spending any money on DominXT is likely a bad idea and you should look elsewhere for male-enhancement products.

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