The simple fact is that as men age, our testosterone levels drop. It starts happening incrementally in about our mid-twenties, but we don’t begin to notice the effects until about a decade or so later. That’s when they’ve dropped enough to cause changes in our bodies. And that’s only the beginning.

From the mid-thirties on, you can expect to notice the drop more and more every year. Some symptoms to note are:

• Lack of energy.
• Irritability.
• Fat gain, especially that dreaded belly fat.
• A harder time at the gym. Weight you used to have no problem with suddenly feels harder to push.
• Poor sleep.
• Less interest in sex as well as increased trouble getting and maintaining erections.

These are all symptoms of a decline in testosterone. It’s natural, and it doesn’t indicate a medical issue, but that doesn’t mean you have to take it lying down. That’s what natural testosterone boosting supplements like Testo Factor X are for.

Benefits of Testo Factor X

When you start taking Testo Factor X, the website promises that all the benefits associated with normalized testosterone levels begin to show. You’ll experience better and longer lasting erections, an increased libido, more strength and stamina in the gym, easier weight loss, a better mood, and improved post workout recovery.

Testo Factor X Ingredients

Of course, telling you about the benefits is the job of marketing. The most important thing is taking a look at the ingredients that make up the Testo Factor X formula and how they affect your health and well being.

Unfortunately, Testo Factor X didn’t think it was important as we think it is. Their official website which talks a ton about what the product can do for you doesn’t mention ingredients at all. I know it seems crazy to think a company would try to sell a supplement without saying what’s in it, but you’d be surprised how common it is.

Here’s what we do know: It’s true that there’s no list provided. But there is one clue. Way down at the bottom of the webpage, there’s a reference to two clinical trials involving Tribulus Terrestris. That serves as a pretty good sign that Tribulus is one of the main ingredients.

Tribulus Terrestris is used in a lot of testosterone boosting formulas. It is believed to increase the amount of luteinizing hormone that the pituitary gland releases. This increased LH then signals to the testes that it should produce and release an increased amount of testosterone.

There are a few other hints about ingredients, but they come from outside sources, such as review websites, and they don’t cite where they got their information. So in effect, we have no idea if this information is even remotely valid. And oh, by the way, different review sites list different ingredients, so there’s even less validity to the claims.

Here’s a rundown of some of the key ingredients claimed (but not confirmed) to be in Testo Factor X:

• Protease enzymesHorny Goat Weed
• Eurycoma Longifolia
• Coleus Forskohlii
• Alpha Lipoic Acid
• Black Pepper Extract
• Creatine
• Glutamine
• Brown Rice Flour
• L-Arginine
• Nitric Oxide
• Silicon Dioxide
• Milk Thistle
• Cayenne Pepper
• Ginseng
• Vitamine E

Seriously, guys, that’s a conglomeration of several different lists from several different websites. But we’re sticking with the fact that the only ingredient we can be reasonably sure of is Tribulus Terrestris.

The problem with not knowing what’s in a supplement is pretty obvious. Formula is the most important factor to determine the success of a supplement. If we don’t know that, there’s very little we do know.

How to Use Testo Factor X

You only need one pill a day with Testo Factor X. Take it with a glass of water whenever it fits into your schedule. Just try to pick a time you can stick to each day, so the ingredients levels stay fairly consistent from day to day.

Testo Factor X Reviews

After formula, the next best place to look to figure out if something works is user feedback. If Testo Factor X has a bunch of happy customers sharing their positive experiences, we can still have hope for it. On the other hand, if there are a bunch of complaints from unhappy customers, that’s a big sign to run the other way.

For Testo Factor X, the only feedback we could find was right there on the official website. This is problematic because the “testimonials” found on the page designed to promote the product will generally be biased, cherry-picked, or downright fake.

I never trust product testimonials from a product’s website. It’s much better to get your feedback from outside sources as much as possible. Unfortunately there is no outside feedback available online for Testo Factor X. The only feedback is right there on the website:

“After taking Testo Factor X, everything changed. Testo Factor X lets me pump more in the gym, without taking extra time. I know have the body I want without sacrificing any more time.”

“I’m a professional bodybuilder, so I need every advantage I can get…This small supplement simply improves on my current workout schedule. This is the edge I need without having to exhaust myself any further.”

Both of the testimonials listed seem to push the idea that Testo Factor X does some of the work for you. You don’t have to change your routine to achieve results. We all wish that were true, but we know it’s not.

Where to Buy

The only way to purchase Testo Factor X at this time is through the free trial offer at their website. You pay only shipping up front and they send you a full one month supply. But written in teeny tiny print at the bottom of the page is the following statement:

“By submitting, you consent to having read and agreed to our Terms and Conditions and after your 12 days trial period has expired, being enrolled in our membership program for $139.97 plus shipping per month. You can cancel anytime by calling 1-855-511-2254.”

That’s right. By signing up for the trial, you’re agreeing to let them charge you $139.97 in 12 days and then every month thereafter until you cancel. Okay, the hidden terms are scammy enough, but $139.97?! That’s a ridiculus price for a single supplement, especially when you remember the fact that you don’t even know what’s in it!

This is where I usually add a section about the pros and cons of a product. I’ve decided not to bother this time because I really don’t have anything positive to say about Testo Factor X at all.

Conclusion

Testo Factor X wants you to buy their product for $140 a month, but they don’t tell you what’s in it, and they go out of their way to hide the real price from you. Don’t get lured in by flashy promises. It’s a weak testosterone booster at best, and an outright scam at worst.

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Author: Rob Miller

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