Tongkat Ali and testosterone logic

By tongkatali.org
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Updated September 27, 2024

Tongkat Ali root extract elevates testosterone. That is good news if one's testosterone levels are low, and if one chases anabolic effects (muscle growth or maintenance).

Even though no testosterone means no sex drive at all, elevating testosterone doesn't solve just about any sexual problem, especially not orgasmic ones. It's like with agriculture and water. No water, no crop will grow for sure. That doesn't mean that the more water is supplied to an agricultural plot, the more yield would be produced.

Sexuality, and agriculture, just don't work like that. Testosterone is not the only factor in proper sexual functioning.

Too many people have just a theoretical approach. It goes like this: 1. An older man doesn't have as much sex drive as a younger one. 2. Testosterone declines with aging. 3. Thus, testosterone is the culprit for sexual insufficiency.

Wrong logic! That two events occur in parallel does not establish a causative relationship.

Another example of wrong logic: 1. Tongkat Ali raises testosterone. 2. Tongkat Ali also improves sexual experience. 3. Thus, Tongkat Ali improves sex because it raises testosterone.

A theoretical approach leads to scholastic dogmas. That's not science. Science is based on practical observation.

Tongkatali.org is rooted in science. Since Sir Francis Bacon's Novum Organum, science is observational, or empiricist, not dogmatic. And the effects described for Tongkat Ali root bark extract are wholly based on observation (and self-experimentation), not on testosterone theories. And these observations can be replicated by anyone who cares about better orgasms, or orgasms in the first place.