D-Aspartic Acid reviews: what real users say
We read 117 first-hand mentions of D-Aspartic Acid from health and supplement communities. 54 of them say clearly how it went — and 24% of those say it helped.
Where people say it works: hormones (74% of 53), libido (100% of 13), performance (67% of 6).
Most common complaints: acne, hair loss, brain fog, insomnia, horniness. All side effects →
Positive experiences
“I took 3g of d-aa/day plus 250-300mg of grape seed extract/day and 30mg of zinc/day ... I got increased acne, my hairline receded a bit, and my balls grew by probably 30%.”
“Anecdotally I've noticed a definite difference between when I am and am not taking D-AA. Even if you're right, placebo gains are still gains.”
“Athletic Edge APE, D aspartic acid and Maca. I sleep on my stomach and would be woken up in the middle of the night by my raging hard boners.”
“I've seen some arguably-more-than-marginal results from D-AA and AIs with zero sides.”
Negative and mixed experiences
“I love it, but I feel dumb as a post unless I take noopept or some racetam.”
“DAA will offer better results but again only if OP is older in age. In my experience the effects of both Trib and DAA increase then peak at three weeks. 4 weeks on has worked best for me.”
“I've taken D-aspartic acid and really didn't notice much other than a slight libido boost. Even with the combination of Longifolia I would not expect anything more than increased libido.”
“D-AA (D-Aspartic acid) is a proven testosterone boosting supplement. I really don't know if it works... if anything its marginal.”
“Testicular discomfort - 100% sure this was the result of the D-AA, again this stopped after I stopped taking D-AA.”
“Added 10-30lbs to my lifts already... Some facial acne... Random horniness... Increased appetite”
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