MuscleSport Test Black Review

Pro’s

• Ashwagandha can improve strength
• Eurycoma & Horny Goat Weed can boost libido
• Stinging Nettle Extract can boost test levels

Con’s

• Only 1 ingredient that might raise test levels
• No key test boosting ingredients
• Not good value for money, in our honest opinion

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About The Product

Test Black is a testosterone booster supplement made by MuscleSport. Priced at $89.99 for 30 serving containers on their website, this is one of the most expensive products we’ve reviewed – so we’re expecting only the best.

It has a serving size of 4 capsules per day, which is great; this keeps your body fuelled with nutrients, giving it the best chance to raise its testosterone levels.

Anyway, we’ll analyze MuscleSport Test Black’s nutrient profile after telling you more about the company behind it.

Who are MuscleSport?

MuscleSport consider themselves to be an ‘exclusive’ sports nutrition brand – which will be why they price their products so high…

To be honest, their ‘about us’ page on their website was filled with them explaining what ‘exclusive’ means. As a result, we didn’t learn anything new about this company at all.

So let’s stop wasting time and get to the main event; the ingredients inside MuscleSport Test Black.

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MuscleSport Test Black Ingredients Explained

MuscleSport Test Black contains 9 main ingredients that we’ll be analyzing for you today. This is a good number to have in a supplement; we believe that products containing under 10 nutrients have the best chance of being properly dosed.

As we mentioned, MuscleSport Test Black is one of the most expensive testosterone boosters we’ve reviewed on LeanBulking.com. So we’re expecting only the best, with optimally dosed ingredients here.

We’ll take you through each ingredient inside MuscleSport Test Black – so you can see how effective this test booster really is.

Here’s Everything You Need To Know:

5-Alpha Hydroxy Laxogenin 

This might sound fancy, but don’t be fooled. It’s the same species of plant that mustard is produced from.

This is the first time we’ve seen 5-Alpha Hydroxy Laxogenin in a supplement before. But we can see why it’s not commonly used – because it doesn’t work…

Simply put, studies have shown that 5-Alpha Hydroxy Laxogenin has no effect on your testosterone (or estrogen) levels.

The good news is that this plant hasn’t shown to cause any side effects anyway. But there hasn’t been enough research to be sure about this.

For this reason, we’ll be staying away from 5-Alpha Hydroxy Laxogenin.

Arginine Inositol Silicate & Arginine HCL

We’ve grouped these 2 ingredients together, as they’ve shown to have no effect on your testosterone levels in studies.

In fact, we’re not sure why MuscleSport has included these ingredients; they’re more commonly added to pre-workout supplements, as they’re believed to promote muscle pumps.

However, as Arginine has a poor absorption rate – studies have proven that it’s mostly ineffective when orally supplemented. So, as these 2 ingredients contain Arginine, they won’t do much either.

And we’ll repeat; they have no effect on your test levels.

Eurycoma Longifolia 

Also known as Longjack and Tongkat Ali; this is a herb that’s been used in ayurvedic (traditional Indian) medicine for a while.

It was believed to raise your testosterone levels. But on further study, it was revealed that Eurycoma only improved your strength and libido in the gym.

These are still useful benefits – but when buying a testosterone booster, you want the end result to be raised test levels.

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Maca Extract 

Maca is another herb that’s been used in traditional Indian medicine for a while now. And it also has no effect on your testosterone levels.

However, one positive is that Maca Extract can increase your libido. So it’s not completely useless. but it’s definitely not the best ingredient either.

Ashwagandha Extract 

You’re probably not surprised to read that Ashwagandha is another ayurvedic herb. And again, Ashwagandha hasn’t shown to raise your test levels at all.

But it can improve your strength in the gym and libido. While it’s the best from the rest of the ayurvedic herbs, it’s still not as good as proven nutrients such as Vitamin D3 (which isn’t inside MuscleSport Test Black).

Horny Goat Weed Extract 

Also known as Epimedium, Horny Goat Weed has proven to be an effective herb that’s used in traditional Chinese medicine – to improve your erections.

However, Horny Goat Weed hasn’t shown to raise testosterone levels in humans (it has worked in rats though, in case that’s useful to you…)

Urtica Dioica 

You might recognize this by it’s other name – stinging nettle extract. If you’ve been stung by this plant before, then you’ll know where it’s name comes from.

Anyway, stinging nettle extract has shown to raise your test levels when consumed with other key testosterone boosting ingredients.

Unfortunately, as MuscleSport Test Black doesn’t contain any other ingredient proven to work – it won’t do much here.

Safed Musli Extract 

Otherwise known as Chlorophytum Borivilianum; this is another herb that’s used in traditional Indian medicine.

It’s believed to be an aphrodisiac and raise your libido. However, Safed Musli Extract has only been tested with rats in studies.

As there’s no human studies to prove that it works – we consider this to be an unreliable ingredient.

Lycopene 

All you need to know about Lycopene; it’s basically the red pigment responsible for making tomatoes red.

It’s not shown to deliver any benefits or raise your testosterone levels – making it useless in MuscleSport Test Black.

Not only that; Lycopene has been reported to cause a few side effects (we’ll expand on this in the side effects section below).

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Side Effects

Most of the ingredients inside MuscleSport Test Black are relatively safe. However, there is 1 that’s been reported to cause side effects – Lycopene.

We mentioned that Lycopene is a useless ingredient (apart from making tomatoes look red).

Here’s the potential side effects from taking MuscleSport Test Black: 

• Diarrhea (Lycopene)
• Nausea (Lycopene)
• Stomach Cramps (Lycopene)
• Loss of Appetite (Lycopene)
• Allergic Reactions (Lycopene)

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MuscleSport Test Black Review Conclusion

Let’s be honest here; for $89.99, this is the worst product we’ve seen for this price. However, it is more expensive than most on the market.

Ultimately, the ingredients inside a product determine how effective it is. And MuscleSport Test Black only contains 1 ingredient shown to positively affect testosterone levels (the others only raise your libido, in our honest opinion).

Personally, when we buy a testosterone booster, we want to experience a rise in test levels (not just libido, although this is a great benefit to have as well).

For this reason, we can’t recommend MuscleSport Test Black to you. Simply put, there are much better testosterone boosters on the market that MuscleSport Test Black can’t compete, in our honest opinion.

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