Animal Stak
The goal of universal nutrition’s Animal Stak is to increase you body’s anabolic hormones, namely testosterone, with natural ingredients. The ingredients in Animal Stak are used to ensure that you body’s own production of testosterone is at its peak. Another big problem with increasing testosterone production is that anytime there is an increase in testosterone, there is also an increase in estrogen. Higher estrogen can create some issues. That is usually where the bloated look comes from. If you can decrease your estrogen levels, then you have a higher “free” level of testosterone which can yield better results.

That is also where Animal Stak helps. Some of the ingredients have been shown to decrease estrogen levels in the body, therefore you have a multi-pronged approach to increasing testosterone levels. You have the ingredients to increase testosterone combined with anti-estrogenic compounds.

I would say its about a 60/40 split to like/dislike Animal Stak. It seems that the older crowd will do better with this product. Which makes sense since natural testosterone production decreases as we get older. For some people Animal Stak just didn’t do enough for them. Perhaps they needed something a bit stronger to get results.

I would say that if you are under the age of 30 and you have a good nutrition program, Animal Stak won’t do much for you. If you are older, I would give it a go. Stick with the product for awhile in order to see results. I don’t think that you would see a great benefit in a short period of time.

The above statement could be said for just about any “natural” testosterone boosting supplement. You will have to take it for awhile to see any substantial results from it.

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