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any natural solutions that work or other suggestions. the gel , injection cream is quite expensive .

My husband takes "Test Freak" from GNC. It is a vitamin supplement that is supposed to help your body produce testosterone. It has no hormones in it. I honestly don't know much about it... But he did lots of research on it and says it works well.

Without knowing anything about the situation, my advice is this: see a doctor (if you already haven't), and make sure you have low test. Ask for multiple suggestions on what to do. Vitamins at a health store are meant for certain results. Your issue may require monitoring, and specific amounts. Testosterone isn't something to guess at. Taking it in large doses, or for too long, can have bad results, including increased risk of testicular and prostate cancer. Either way, make sure you see a doctor first.

Garlic supplements are said to boost testosterone levels. Google it and do some reading. There's been a couple of studies done.

There are many OTC products that report increasing T levels..... and there are many anecdotal accounts of people that feel better taking these products. However, how many people actually get their T levels checked with blood tests to prove that they increased significantly due to the product?  
 
I'd be wary of OTC products for that matter.  
 
I'd agree with Mr B - your physician would be the most responsible person to address this issue, if it is a real issue at all. Blood tests will tell you everything you'd need to know ;)