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Does turkesterone raise testosterone?

No human testosterone evidence

No human trial on testosterone found. The closest study measured other markers.

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What the human studies found

The studies (4)

Excerpt from Dinan et al. · J Insect Sci · 2003
Dinan et al. · J Insect Sci · 2003 · PubMed 15841223 · screenshot via Europe PMC
Excerpt from Harris et al. · Muscles · 2024
Harris et al. · Muscles · 2024 · PubMed 40757520 · screenshot via Europe PMC
Excerpt from Wilborn et al. · J Int Soc Sports Nutr · 2006
Wilborn et al. · J Int Soc Sports Nutr · 2006 · PubMed 18500969 · screenshot via Europe PMC
Excerpt from Todorova et al. · Molecules · 2026
Todorova et al. · Molecules · 2026 · PubMed 41976134 · screenshot via Europe PMC

The anchor source is a 2024 systematic review by a team of urologists (Morgado et al., International Journal of Impotence Research). They looked at 52 studies covering 27 proposed testosterone boosters. Their conclusion: most fail to increase total testosterone.

Fadogia: rats only. Tribulus: no effect. Maca: no effect. Tongkat ali: possibly.Watch all 12, ranked: the film on YouTube · 6:44

If you're worried your testosterone is genuinely low, the test isn't a supplement: it's a blood test, and a conversation with a doctor. This is an investigation of the claims, not a guide to taking them.

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