Boron+ · 90 capsules

No matter whether in team sports or individual sports, athletics, ball sports, racing, motor sports or weight training and bodybuilding. In every discipline, genetics is one of the most important factors separating the elite from the amateurs and hobby athletes.

However, a person cannot achieve top performance through optimal genetics alone. Only when it is combined with work ethic, a strategic approach and years of hard work can the athlete possibly prevail against the majority of his competitors.

The genetic make-up can be compared to the soil of a field. No matter how fertile the field may be. If no seed is planted on it and it is not cared for and watered, the farmer cannot reap a rich harvest. However, another farmer who nurtures, fertilizes, irrigates and cultivates his less fertile field can make the best of it in the end and at least reap a respectable harvest.

It is similar in bodybuilding. In the end, it is the athletes who have made the most of their outstanding genetics who end up with the Mr. Olympia. But even bodybuilders with less good prerequisites are capable of building up enormous muscle mass and winning championships if they give it their all.

The hormone testosterone is of central importance for muscle building, but also for the general health and well-being of men and, in some cases, women. For this reason, many athletes and non-athletes strive to achieve the best possible release of the hormone.