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Geranylgeraniol did not raise testosterone across the group. But among men who started below 600 ng/dL, eight weeks at 300 mg a day lifted total testosterone by about 28 ng/dL — and CoQ10 held steady where placebo let it fall.
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Science UpdateGeranylgeraniol did not raise testosterone overall, but a trial found men with lower baseline levels saw about a 28 ng/dL increase after supplementation.
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