Cycling Sex Boosting Supplements!
by Tim
Hello, I am a 62 year old, and I need some help. I purchased 2 bottles of Passion Rx, 1 with and 1 without yohimbe. Tongkat Ali, horny goat weed, pycnogenol, and l-arginine, but each with only 1 herb, except of course the Passion RX. Now to the question, how do I supplement these to get my best from them? I read all of your comments and it is really helpful. Thanks in advance! Hello Tim, Ideally you should work your way up to 7 Testosterone Boosting Supplements. That way you'll have supplements you can take every day of the week. But for now, will talk about what you have to work with at the moment The arginine and pycnogenol don't need to be cycled. Unlike the Testosterone Boosters, you won't build up a tolerance to these two. That being said, I still don't like to take any supplement every single day of the week. I like to give the body, and the liver a break regularly. I'd recommend taking a day off once or twice a week with these two. Regarding the other supplements, here's what I do... Passion Rx is a combination product, with several herbs combined all in one capsule. To avoid tolerance issues, I always take a day off supplements entirely after using it. So, take the Passion Rx, and don't use anything the following day. After 24 hours, you can take another supplement, and tolerance shouldn't be an issue. Take each product for one day, and one day only, then take an entire week off before you use it again. The two Rx supplements have the exact same ingredients aside from the yohmbe, so only use one of those at a time. Keep the other sealed until you're ready to begin taking it. You goal now should be to build up your stock of testosterone boosters, so you have more to work with. Good luck to you! Mark Cycling Sex Boosting Supplements to Low Testosterone-Home Consult with a medical professional before acting on any of the advice found on this website. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Supplements recommended on this site are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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