Alpha Fuel XT

Alpha Fuel XT Review

As we age, testosterone levels decrease naturally. This is probably just as well because strutting around like a horny teenager with only one thing on your mind is just tiresome for everyone and not going to help you in adult life.

However testosterone is a rough indicator of health for men so it is important to maintain levels of this manly hormone throughout your life so that you can function as well as possible. Body builders and athletes also look for extra high testosterone levels in order to improve exercise performance and strength. Testosterone levels can be affected by many issues but are usually a rough indicator of strength vitality and energy levels in men.

Alpha Fuel XT is a testosterone-boosting supplement that proposes an easy way to boost testosterone levels.

The supplement contains a blend of herbal ingredients which are all touted for their testosterone boosting capabilities. These include oat straw extract, long jack root extract (Eurycoma Longifolia) well-known for its touted testosterone boosting effects. It contains Mucuna Purians also known as Velvet bean and Tribulus Terrestis an extract derived from a Mediterranean fruit.

Other ingredients include nettle root, DIM (diindolmethane) a natural substance found in some green veg and a natural antioxidant and Ashwaganda – a traditional Indian medicinal herb that is considered an adaptogen. An adaptogen is a natural herbal ingredient that causes increased feelings of well-being and health.

Alpha Fuel XT also contains zinc and magnesium (ZMA) a mineral combination that may help increase testosterone.

Overall, the ingredients formula looks OK and with some of the more popular T boosting ingredients on the market, it looks pretty much the same as many other products on the market. However Ingredient quantities seem fairly low so if you are expecting this supplement to transform your life or improve your exercise performance you will probably be disappointed.

More worryingly, there is very little background information to Science Alpha, the company marked on the product label. We ran some searches and came up with zero information. There is a website address provided on the ingredients bottle, which is not the most confidence inspiring in the world but in any case, if this company or website ever existed, it is unavailable now.

Despite this, Alpha Fuel XT is advertised for sale via some pretty dodgy little websites. Some offer you a link to a free trial offer. As usual there is nothing free about a free trial. It is a scam and solely to get you to provide your bank details so that you can be sent fresh products every month and billed accordingly without being able to cancel.

Alpha Fuel XT is also on sale via Amazon which seems like the safer option. That said there is nothing particularly safe about this supplement. There are no details about the place of manufacture or whether it conforms to GMP (good manufacturing practice). The country of origin is not specified either and although the ingredients list looks pretty harmless, there is no real way of knowing whether the list is accurate or if this supplement is safe.

What Does Alpha Fuel XT Claim To Do?

Judging by the Amazon advert, there are zero claims made about this supplement or how it will help you.

Instead the product information just bangs on about testosterone in a general way, citing some dodgy looking quotes without explaining how Alpha Fuel XT will actually work.

Here’s what the advertising says about testosterone:

The British Medical Journal published a study that found men who had at least 2 orgasms a week increased testosterone and cut the risk of dying by half.

We looked into this one and amazingly statistics do seem to indicate this may be true because sex lowers the risk of heart disease. The answer to low testosterone is also provided here; having sex increases testosterone. Not this supplement you will notice.

Here is another quote:

A Wayne University study shows confidence gets the girl. Women will naturally be more attracted to you and the sexual chemistry becomes almost overwhelming.

We searched but there is no real evidence it is true. We had a chat around the office about this one and found that personal hygiene and a good sense of humour scored high with most women.

Finally,

Harvard Medical School study shows testosterone increases muscle size and strength, reduces body fat and increases energy. Fatigue dropped 283%. Testosterone is also proven to boost your metabolic rate. You’ll be surprised and delighted to see how much easier it is to increase your lean body mass and lose all your unwanted body fat and keep it off.

Fatigue dropped by 283%! How can this even be proven?

Unsurprisingly there is no proof that much of this is even true. These statements are not explained and more importantly there is no clinical evidence that this supplement will help you “get the girl”, increase energy by 283% or help you lose all your unwanted body fat.

We feel the statements have possibly been invented or at least taken out of context. And, of course, it does not explain or prove that Alpha Fuel XT is any good either.

Does Alpha Fuel XT Work?

Unlikely. You will probably do better by getting more active and eating more healthily and so increase your testosterone levels that way. That said some of the ingredients in this supplement do have some clinical proof they may increase T levels but as quantities seem to be fairly low nothing it is unlikely that this supplement will have much effect.

In our opinion this supplement is not going to be effective for body builders looking to increase strength and muscle mass. It is unlikely to help you boost a flagging libido.

What Are The Ingredients of Alpha Fuel XT?

Unsurprisingly there is little in the way of ingredients information because precise quantities are masked by the fact that they are all lumped together in a proprietary blend.

The serving size is equal to two capsules.

• Magnesium oxide (20 mg): Most people obtain sufficient magnesium in their daily diet but when combined with zinc as here in a formula known as ZMA, it is often touted as a way to increase testosterone levels. There is not much evidence that taking ZMA in supplement form will have this effect. Although both minerals are involved in the body’s testosterone production, research has not been conclusive. One reputable study published in 2004 in “Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition” found that ZMA supplementation did not enhance strength or testosterone levels in trained individuals.
• Zinc (15 mg): As above.

Proprietary Blend (655 mg)

• Oat Straw Extract: There are lots of health benefits to taking oat extract. It is considered a nootropic because it may help improve cognition. It is sometimes taken as an aphrodisiac. Strangely nobody knows exactly how it works. It may help improve blood flow to the brain. Introducing more oats into your natural diet is certainly good for health because it reduces cholesterol and the risk of heart disease, but usual serving size is measured by the gram so is probably in insufficient quantities here.
• Longjack Root Extract: There is strong evidence that Longjack will help male infertility and increase testosterone in males who have a low testosterone count. It may also help boost exercise and muscle mass if taken regularly. One test showed improvements after the participants after 5 weeks. The standard dosage of Longjack is 200-300 mg of a 100:1 extract which is the equivalent of 20-30 g of the dry root of the plant.
• Mucuna Seed Extract (L-Dopa 40%): Also known as velvet bean and sometimes taken as an aphrodisiac or natural high. It contains Levadopa – a precursor to the brain chemical dopamine.
• Diindolmethane: Usually abbreviated to DIM, this phytonutrient is found in some green vegetables. Limited clinical testing suggests it may potentially act as an anti-oestrogenic supplement.
• Nettle Leaf Extract: Stinging nettle is best known as a diuretic. It lacks any evidence as a testosterone booster.
• Tribulus Terrestis Fruit Extract: Mediterranean fruit extract that is often taken to improve sexual and exercise performance and some studies suggest that it may be effective. However it may cause numerous side effects including a possible link with prostate problems.
• Ashwaganda Root Extract: Indian herbal extract also known as Withania Somnifera a medicinal plant with a wide range of purposes. It is used as an Adaptogen – a general pick me up or tonic – and it may lower blood pressure and have a calming effect. Some evidence suggests it can help increase testosterone levels and male fertility if counts are already low but does not seem to boost testosterone if levels are normal.
• Bioperine: Branded black pepper supplement that seems to help bioavailability and absorption of other ingredients.

Does Alpha Fuel XT Have Any Side Effects?

There may be side effects. This supplement contains a lot of herbal ingredients and these may affect some individuals even if ingredient quantities are not high.

Potential side effects may include:

• Vomiting
• Nausea
• Gas
• Diarrhoea
• Bloating
• Hypertension
• Hypotension
• Worsened prostate conditions
• Changes to blood sugar levels
• Increased urination

Are There Any Customer Reviews For Alpha Fuel XT?

There are customer reviews for Alpha Fuel XT. The good news is that reviewers have not experienced side effects. The bad news is that many people have experienced no effects at all.

This product is a joke, not healthy or helpful in any way! Didn’t affect my normal workouts, didn’t increase stamina, didn’t add to energy level, sex drive, etc.Just spent money, needlessly.

Does not work for me. Still feel tired all day long. No change at all in my energy level.

Did not notice a difference.

A+++ transaction! Don’t double up on the dosage. If you do, your personality may change to aggressive behaviour.

I’ve had really good luck with the product. I used it for 30 days (1 bottle) then waited 30 days before my 2nd bottle. I’m just about done with this one. I’ve lost the 10 pounds I was hoping for.

An excellent and reliable boost.

Does Alpha Fuel XT Offer a Money-Back Guarantee?

There is no money-back guarantee with this supplement.

Where Can I Buy Alpha Fuel XT?

The best place to buy Alpha Fuel XT is from Amazon.