Forskolin carbonate: A 3-in-1 compound for body composition

Whatever your fitness goal, this science-backed ingredient helps you reach it faster.

This potent testosterone booster is backed by a lot of research. Here's a rapid-fire compendium of results from just a few studies on the fat-burning, muscle-building, testosterone-raising herbal ingredient, forskolin (Buy at Amazon). And they're not rat studies, either. They're on real, living humans:

  1. Male subjects in a 12-week trial increased testosterone on average 16.8% compared to a decrease of 1.1% in the placebo group.
  2. Female subjects in an 8-week study, without weight training, gained lean body mass while losing an average of 9.2 pounds of total body weight.
  3. A group of men and women over 12 weeks, without weight training, gained lean mass while losing on average 2.7 pounds of total body weight.
  4. In a mixed-sex group of 50 subjects, the forskolin group gained 1.8% lean mass and lost 1.8% body fat. The placebo group lost some lean mass and gained a little fat.

Increases testosterone and thyroid hormone

Forskolin is a compound derived from the herb Coleus forskohli. It stimulates an enzyme called adenylate cyclase and increases concentrations of cyclic AMP (cAMP).

Cyclic AMP is versatile. In addition to lowering blood pressure and improving circulation, cAMP boosts thyroid hormone secretion, breaks down fat, and speeds up fat burning.

Forskolin-boosted cAMP also mimics the beneficial effects of calorie restriction and exercise, without actually dieting and working out.

Oh yeah, it builds muscle, too

Forskolin also significantly increases lean body mass. Boosted cAMP mimics the effects of luteinizing hormone (LH), increasing production. It's a pretty nice thing to have if you want more muscle.

Higher cAMP in skeletal muscle also increases protein synthesis, so you get a nice two-pronged muscle-building mode of action from forskolin.

One problem, one solution

Most conventional forskolin supplements suffer from the same triad of problems affecting most herbal products:

  • Inconsistent standardization
  • Low potency
  • Poor absorption

The solution is Biotest-invented forskolin carbonate. It's created by attaching a carbonate ester group to the forskolin molecule to enhance its stability, bioavailability, and lipophilicity. Forskolin carbonate is pure forskolin with enhanced bioavailability and 12 hours of extended action.

Biotest's Carbolin 19 (Buy at Amazon) supplement contains forskolin carbonate. It's the potent testosterone booster you've been looking for, delivering the consistent results you want.

Biotest Carbolin 19

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There are a lot of reviews on Amazon with pictures of the gel capsules arriving in one giant clump that can’t be separated, making them useless. Has this been corrected?

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You wont get a response on any real questions about the products pushed here. I know from experience

I’ve been having the same issue with the Omega-man for about 6 months

I can’t decide if no one even bothers to monitor these threads or if they just don’t care enough to respond.

I can’t say I’ve ever experienced that. If it’s an amazon specific issue, that’s most likely a result of their shipping/storage. I order direct from BioTest and the product arrives without issue.

Biotest has a customer service chat feature at the store with a real person on the other end, a phone number with a real person answering (who speaks English), and an email with a real person responding. Or you could reply to a random article and hope someone sees it to help you with an Amazon-related problem. :man_shrugging:

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Random article? The question was posted on a thread about the product in question. Crazy to think a company monitor the comments on their products. Strange that there was bandwidth to get snarky, but not enough to answer the simple question where everyone could see the answer.