BRI Nutrition Tribulus Terrestris Testosterone Booster Review

Ben BA(Hons), PGCert

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First look

BRI Nutrition have been around for several years now and are based in California, USA. The company is run by one man and the co-founder which has a firm grasp on the natural and organic supplement market – a jacked up supplement brand targeting the young and naive this is not.

With that in mind it does seem fairly normal that they would go down the tribulus route.

The packaging for this product does fit in more with their ‘natural’ offerings and you can tell by looking that this is a quality offering and not some guy trying to make a fast buck from his mom’s basement.

Ingredients

Fuck me silly, well it was pretty clear by the label what we were getting ourselves in to…

Tribulus – Once again, the old tribulus raises its ugly head. The problem is that because this has been touted about for so long as a bit of a miracle plant extract used by the mysterious Eastern Bloc Olympic Athletes during the Cold War people have started to believe the hype and it is an easily recognizable ingredient the ill informed will have heard about down the gym. The issue is that it has not been scientifically proven to raise testosterone levels.

There’s 1500mg present which is the same as Black Label tribulus but more than the offering from bodybuilding.com’s tribulus product. Not that it really matters because it’s all shit.

Find out which ingredients work and which don’t
– Testosterone boosting ingredients –

Dose

Only 2 tablets per day, I’m not a fan of such low dosing throughout the day, I prefer at least 4 in order to continually promote healthy testosterone levels throughout the day. Not that it matters when you are taking something that has as much use as taking an aspirin to trigger testosterone production.

Effects

The fact that companies can still tout tribulus around in this day and age as a testosterone booster is beyond me. There’s not one body of proof to even suggest it will stimulate testosterone production.

Negatives

Well, it doesn’t do anything, I wold consider that to be a pretty big negative. Producing a Tribulus product shows naivety on their part and I believe it is just there because people will recognize the name, particularly the type of person that doesn’t do their research and heavily relies on hearsay.

My BRI Nutrition Tribulus Review Conclusion

This seems like a product to me that is basically a way of cashing in on a rumor. Tribulus does NOT stimulate testosterone production whatsoever. If you are looking for a product that does, there are some great options out there that will promote testosterone levels. Take a look at our top 3.