2 suplimente alimentare, dovedite științific, pentru creșterea nivelului de testosteron, la bărbați!

Short Romanian-language YouTube excerpt (interviewer + expert) discussing two dietary supplements with clinical evidence for modestly raising circulating testosterone in men. The expert names ashwagandha and fenugreek (schinduf/fenugri), cites placebo-controlled increases of roughly 10–30%, gives study doses (ashwagandha ≈600 mg/day; fenugreek ≈610 mg/day), and cautions these are not primary fertility treatments while advising against black‑market testosterone injections.
Questions this video answers
Ashwagandha extract and fenugreek (schinduf / "fenugri") seed extract.
An increase of roughly 10–30% versus placebo.
Ashwagandha: about 600 mg per day; fenugreek: about 610 mg per day.
No — the expert explicitly says they are not primary fertility treatments.
The expert suggests it is better to take supplements (e.g., ashwagandha) than to obtain testosterone from the black market and self-administer injections.










