When we talk about working out and getting in shape, the conversation inevitably lands on testosterone boosters, at least for a little while. And for good reason. In your teens and early 20s, we’re swimming in the stuff. That’s why we can eat what we want and never get fat, and it’s why we can work out hard and watch the muscle grow.

But as we age, our levels begin to drop. We don’t notice it at first, but once we hit about 35, we begin to see some changes. That little spare tire shows up around your middle. Getting motivated for workouts isn’t as easy as it used to be, and the results aren’t as pronounced. You’re more tired and lethargic, you don’t sleep as well, and you may even lose some of your interest in sex.

So to combat all of this, we think about taking a testosterone boosting supplement. Great idea, but which one? We’ve looked into a whole lot, and today the one we’re looking at is called Halotropin.

What Is Halotropin?

Halotropin is made by Pro Supps, and it’s claims are a little different than most others like it. They say it doesn’t actually support new testosterone production. Instead, it helps your body make the most of the testosterone it already has, and it helps maintain the proper balance between testosterone and estrogen in your body. The idea being that it’s free testosterone that really matters, and preventing its conversion to estrogen is part of maintaining high levels of free testosterone.

Benefits of Halotropin

By using Halotropin, you’ll see increases in energy and strength. You’ll notice better muscle growth. You’ll burn fat more easily. And you’ll see an increase in your libido.

Halotropin Ingredients and How They Work

The Halotropin formula starts with a base of minerals that contribute to healthy testosterone levels. These include Magnesium, Zinc, Selenium, and Copper. Zinc and Magnesium are very often used to help the natural testosterone production process along. While Selenium and Copper are important for the smooth workings of most bodily processes.

The rest of the formula is an herbal proprietary blend including:

• Ashwagandha which fights anxiety and fatigue. It’s also been tested and shown to increase testosterone levels in men who’s levels were under the normal range. (The dose in the study was 5 grams, however, which is far more than what’s in the Halotropin proprietary blend which is a total of 367 mg spread out over more than a dozen ingredients.
• Fenugreek which may increase free testosterone. Some studies have shown that it does. Some have shown that it does not. The positive study used 500 mg of Fenugreek daily, so again, that’s much more than what you’ll see in Halotropin.
• White Button Mushroom which helps block the conversion of excess testosterone to estrogen. It works by suppressing Aromatase, the enzyme that causes the conversion.
• Avena Sativa which may block the activity of Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG). This is the way to increase free, unbound testosterone so it’s available for use by the body.
• Tongkat Ali which also may increase testosterone in men starting off with low levels. The research is pretty thin, and what there is indicates that the dose would need to be much higher than what’s in Halotropin, and it’s only effective in those with low levels to begin with.
• Tribulus Terrestris which is believed to increase the body’s natural testosterone production process through the Luteinizing Hormone pathway. Studies haven’t really shown this to be the case, but it may indeed have a positive effect on libido.
• DIM which is known as an estrogen modulator, working to balance estrogen levels in relation to testosterone.

There are a few others, mainly herbal aphrodisiacs and adaptagens, which can help with various performance factors. The big concern, however, is that there are all these potentially beneficial ingredients, but they’re all packed into a tiny 367 mg proprietary blend that can’t even come close to containing effective amounts of each individual ingredient.

How To Use Halotropin

The recommended dose for men is 3 Halotropin capsules per day. Take one in the morning, one at lunch or before your workout, and one before bed. Halotropin is also used by a lot of women. Their dose is just one capsule a day. It doesn’t specify when to take it, so a good rule of thumb is to try to take it around the same time each day.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Halotropin both online and in stores. The Pro Supps website has a store locator, so you can use that if you prefer to buy your supplements off the shelf. Online you have lots of options. It’s available at Amazon.com, Bodybuilding.com, A1 Supplements, and more. The 90 capsule bottle sells for anywhere between $34 and $40 depending on where you look.

Halotropin Reviews

Because Halotropin is so widely available, there are a lot of independent online Halotropin reviews from customers who’ve used it. The interesting thing that these reviews reveal is that this stuff is used by almost as many women (if not more) than men. And these women are having positive experiences:

Alianna says: “I love this product. Combined with a pre workout, my pumps are better and they stay. I am already noticing shape and size difference. It’s easy on the stomach, no noticeable side effects other than increased sex drive which is never bad.”

Michelle says: “I’ve been taking Halotropin for a while and have seen definite performance increases in the gym, more muscle size, and right before competitions my muscles looked even harder. My hormones are more balanced and there have been no negative side effects.”

Halotropin Pros and Cons

Advantages of Halotropin

• The ingredients are all natural, and the list includes many effective testosterone boosters and hormone balancers.
• It’s not very expensive.
• The reviews are mainly positive.
• It’s used by men and women with success.

Disadvantages of Halotropin

• The ingredient levels are likely too low to be very effective at actually boosting testosterone.

Conclusion

Halotropin is affordable and well liked. And it’s got a lot of crossover appeal with women who are finding it helps with their workout performance. Those facts alone are enough to make me want to recommend you try Halotropin. On the other hand, the fact is that the formula uses most of its ingredients in such low amounts that its nearly impossible to imagine that they’re effective. It might very well be a placebo effect people are feeling. If you’ve had a chance to try Halotropin out for yourself, I’d love to hear how it worked out for you.

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User Questions and Answers

If I am already doing injections of testosterone, would I benefit from Halatropin? Also my wife is 60 and the deer c just put her on a low dose of test. Doesn't seem to make much difference so far. Would she benifit from Halatropin? -Brent

You both could benefit from Halotropin, because of how it works differently than typical natural testosterone boosters. Check with your physicians to be sure.- Rob

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