Supplement increases testicle size (Ball size) significantly
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Omaga 3 fish oil works for me. Makes my balls larger and I produce more cum too. Took about 3 months to see the difference. 1000mg a day
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The fish oil, rubbed on cock and balls, definitely increases precum. I haven't rubbed enough on to tell if it increases cum as well. However stay tuned.
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Just bought a month's supply available at my supermarket. A decade later I'm glad to see it's safe for human consumption now. Will update.
Do you live in the US? Where/how did you get them if so? How do you prepare them?
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I could be of someone helps me carry this “experiment” financiallyI keep looking at Lupin beans on Amazon... but I don't want to be the first guinea pig.
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I had some lupin protein in my shake (I finished my whey) and I struggle to eat those 100g of prot… The taste and texture
Ruminant endocrine physiology can be fairly different than modern anatomical humans.
I mean… ruminants don’t even absorb glucose which is the preferred human energy source (glycogen ie stored glucose) that human gonads need to function properly. Obviously ruminants depend upon their liver’s gluconeogenesis capability and human livers also can perform gluconeogenesis but… it’s just a different game.
Fadogia Agrestis has been proven to increase the size of rat testicles… and like it or not… rats are closer to human physiology than ruminants.
Effects of oral administration of aqueous extract of Fadogia agrestis (Schweinf. Ex Hiern) stem on some testicular function indices of male rats - PubMed
High protein diets can slightly influence testosterone production… but so can low carb diets. A more or less balanced diet is one which will optimize endocrine function.
That said, fadogia agrestis, laxogenin, fenugreek, stinging nettle and Ashwaganda all have some data behind an increase in androgenic activity… even good old Korean Ginseng is powerful In that respect.
But yes, a diet high in legumes which are rich in fiber and protein can help keep insulin levels lower which is a good environment for androgenic activity.
I mean… ruminants don’t even absorb glucose which is the preferred human energy source (glycogen ie stored glucose) that human gonads need to function properly. Obviously ruminants depend upon their liver’s gluconeogenesis capability and human livers also can perform gluconeogenesis but… it’s just a different game.
Fadogia Agrestis has been proven to increase the size of rat testicles… and like it or not… rats are closer to human physiology than ruminants.
Effects of oral administration of aqueous extract of Fadogia agrestis (Schweinf. Ex Hiern) stem on some testicular function indices of male rats - PubMed
High protein diets can slightly influence testosterone production… but so can low carb diets. A more or less balanced diet is one which will optimize endocrine function.
That said, fadogia agrestis, laxogenin, fenugreek, stinging nettle and Ashwaganda all have some data behind an increase in androgenic activity… even good old Korean Ginseng is powerful In that respect.
But yes, a diet high in legumes which are rich in fiber and protein can help keep insulin levels lower which is a good environment for androgenic activity.
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