Boron reviews: what real users say
We read 459 first-hand mentions of Boron from health and supplement communities. 129 of them say clearly how it went — and 68% of those say it helped.
Where people say it works: hormones (88% of 77), libido (88% of 52), mood (71% of 14), energy (88% of 8).
Most common complaints: irritability, joint pain, fatigue, depression, brain fog. All side effects →
Positive experiences
“No one has mentioned Boron and Zinc. They make a very noticeable difference for me.”
“I found it to be one of the most palpable supplements I've ever taken (3mg per day). I did feel all of the standard increased test effects (strength increase, more aggression in sports, better mood/libido)”
“Don't be afraid to bring that Boron dosage up to 9-10mg! This has made the biggest difference in increasing free test for me.”
“Mainly testosterone benefits. For men or at at least me, that means better focus, more energy, motivation, etc.”
“I have seen unbelievable results stacking Lithium Orotate with the following: Methylated B-Vitamins, High dose Omega-3 (from algae), Sodium Butyrate, Tocotrienols, Vit D3K2, Mag Glycinate, Iodine&Selenium, Boron.”
“I’m convinced it helps me with my mood regulation and testosterone/hair growth (1 per day).”
Negative and mixed experiences
“I’ve tried LJ100 tongkat ali (recently 200-300mg most days) and boron and neither of them seem to do much. Mild improvement at best.”
“Yes ive tried boron 10 mg a day, and it seemed to make it worse.”
“I've tried to tackle the high SHBG using Boron and Stinging nettle root extract for about a month, but I haven't really felt any difference from it.”
“my energy levels are off the charts, my EQ went from a 6 to 9, my sex drive went from a 4 to an 8 and I have leaned out (probably from 15% body fat to 11-12%)”
“ED is gone. People say my voice is deeper. improved mood. I want sex again. I'm going bald damn fast. i'm losing 100 hairs at a time.”
“I have been using 6mg of boron a day now for a week, and i notice good difference.”
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