Citation: Wankhede et al., “Effect of Testofen on safety, anabolic activity and factors affecting exercise physiology.”

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Researchers have studied the effect of Testofen in multiple human studies. One 8-week, placebo-controlled, clinical study showed positive results in three main areas:

1. Increase in free testosterone levels*. Typical free testosterone levels fall in the 5–50 pg/ml range.
Subjects taking Testofen evidenced a 99% increase in free testosterone after the 8-week period.

* Subjectson the placebo did not register a statistically significant increase in free testosterone levels.

2. Decrease in body fat*. Subjects taking Testofen experienced a statistically significant reduction in body
fat, as measured by skin-fold thickness in the thigh and biceps regions.* While skin-fold thickness decreased, subjects maintained the same body weight, which indicates an increase in muscle mass.*

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3. Increase in muscle mass*. An additional muscle-mass measurement was conducted using Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) levels. BUN levels would be expected to drop if subjects had experienced a decline in muscle mass. Because BUN levels remained unchanged, while skin-fold thickness decreased, subjects were considered to have experienced in increase in muscle mass and a decrease in body fat.*

 

The following table summarizes the study findings in these three areas: muscle strength, total testosterone levels and free testosterone levels.