PEScience TruZMA Review

A product by PEScience

Overall Rating:

Positives	Negatives
Contains Zinc and Magnesium	Poor Servings – Only 1 a day! Missing Several Core T-Boosting Ingredients Definitely not the best for muscle gains

Review Overview – What does PEScience TruZMA do?

TruZMA is a natural testosterone booster brought to us by PEScience.

One of the newer supplements on the market, it’s gained a lot of attention with the main question being:

Does it work?

Claiming to:

• Boost Natural Testosterone Levels
• Support Free Testosterone

We took a closer look at the facts behind this supplement to work out if it really is worth the money.

Here’s what we found:

How are the servings?

Poor.

With only one serving per day – this T-booster is really lacking when it comes to progress your testosterone levels.

What you should be looking for:

The optimum amount of servings in effective testosterone boosters hover around 3 – 4 servings per day.

This ensures that your test levels are constantly being supplied with the nutrients they need to continue to progress.

P.S.: If you want to see the T-Boosters that do that, check them out the 3 highest rated T-Boosters in the link below:

– The 3 Highest Rated Testosterone Boosters –

What are the ingredients like?

Ok – but there’s room for improvement.

Don’t get us wrong, TruZMA does have some good ingredients.

But that’s the problem – only some.

It’s missing many of the vital and core nutrients to boosting testosterone, which is unfortunate.

Take a look:

The Vitamin B6 doesn’t boost Testosterone, but there is some merit…

Not a T-Booster by any stretch, but some studies have shown that Vitamin B6 may have some value as an aromatase inhibitor.

This means it can reduce the amount estrogen in the bloodstream and help produce more testosterone.

However, estrogen is only really a worry for older guys.

The Magnesium is great though…

Necessary for maintaining the testosterone you produce.

Up to 60% of the free testosterone circulating in the blood stream can be bound to a protein known as Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG). This strips it of it’s muscle building qualities.

Studies have shown that magnesium binds to SHBG instead, thus increasing your overall free testosterone.

And the Zinc is a great help…

One of the key minerals of producing testosterone.

Zinc has been shown in studies to be useful for reactions in the brain to increase the luteinizing hormone (LH) – this is the precursor to testosterone and growth hormone – and there’s a healthy amount in TruZMA.

But the Shilajit is a bad choice…

This is a traditional mixture of minerals used in Ayurveda. There very few studies on this nutrient and not a lot has been found, with some very unreliable, small studies attempting to prove it improves sperm quality.

It’s still in early research stages – a lot more needs to be done before we know for sure.

To see what you should be looking for in a T-Booster, check out the 10 Highest rated T-Boosting Nutrients in the link below to learn more:

– The Best T-Boosting Nutrients –

Side Effects

No side effects have been reported with PEScience’s TruZMA.

PEScience TruZMA Review Conclusion

As you can see, there are good points and bad points when it comes to looking at this T-Booster from PEScience.

Although it contains Zinc and Magnesium, which is great, there are just a few problems…

The Bad Points;

• Poor Servings – With only one serving a day, your T-Levels can’t get the constant supply they need to grow
• Missing Core Ingredients – Vitamin D3, D-Aspartic Acid, Oyster Extract, all key to the T-Boosting process, and they’re not in here.

Although it only seem like 2 bad points, that last one’s a major one, and makes all the difference between you making gains, and you not.

If you want to see the best T-Boosters for making muscle gains, click on the box below to see our top rated Testosterone Boosters for this year:

Summary

Reviewer

Home Grown Testosterone

Review Date

2016-02-03

Reviewed Item

PEScience TruZMA

Author Rating

2