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ATHANASE® RESULTS

⚠️ Disclaimer: The following is a personal account of ATHANASE® consumption by Saj, the founder of SALIENTS®, supported by medical data. It does not constitute medical advice or an assurance of results. Always consult with a healthcare provider before making changes to your health regimen.

Saj already maintains a pre-existing health-conscious lifestyle, but experiences high stress and works long hours. After 4 months of consistent ATHANASE® consumption, his blood work showed remarkable improvements:

+131.4% Total Testosterone 9.25 → 21.4 nmol/L
+147.5% Free Testosterone 0.221 → 0.547 nmol/L

These are the highest levels Saj has achieved since his first test in 2019.


Medical Procedures

Advanced Sports Hormone blood tests were completed via Medichecks to measure a total of 42 biomarkers. Reported below are testosterone and free testosterone.

📋 Testing Protocol

  • Test Provider: Medichecks Advanced Sports Hormone Panel
  • Biomarkers Measured: 42 total
  • Test Timing: All tests completed in the morning (when testosterone peaks)
  • Variable Controlled: ATHANASE® was the only lifestyle change between tests #2 and #3

💊 ATHANASE® Consumption Protocol

Dosage: 1 serving (5g) consumed every day

Method: Mixed with a small glass of water. Occasionally mixed with Greek yoghurt or fruit.

Duration: 4 months (May 2023 → September 2023)


Results Timeline

Total Testosterone Comparison

31st August 2022
16.8
nmol/L
Before ATHANASE®
19th May 2023
9.25
nmol/L
Before ATHANASE®
23rd September 2023
21.4
nmol/L
After ATHANASE®
1
Blood Test #1 — 31st August 2022
Before ATHANASE®
Results August 2022
Testosterone
16.8 nmol/L
Free Testosterone
0.361 nmol/L
2
Blood Test #2 — 19th May 2023
Before ATHANASE® (baseline for comparison)
Results May 2023
Testosterone
9.25 nmol/L
Free Testosterone
0.221 nmol/L

ATHANASE® consumption began after this test.

3
Blood Test #3 — 23rd September 2023
✓ After 4 months of ATHANASE®
Results September 2023
Testosterone
21.4 nmol/L
Free Testosterone
0.547 nmol/L

Accounting for seasonality by comparing to blood test results one year prior:

+27.4% Total Testosterone  |  +51.5% Free Testosterone

Over the 4-month period: +131.4% Total T  |  +147.5% Free T


Subjective Experiences

Beyond the numbers, Saj reported noticeable improvements across multiple areas of daily life:

🏋️
Strength progress in the gym has become noticeably easier
📊
Body composition whilst 'bulking' has become easier to control
🛡️
Resilience to injury, minor niggles & tendonitis improved significantly
😴
Sleep & recovery between training sessions has improved
🔥
Confidence, drive and libido has improved significantly
Energy levels have improved
🎯
Reduction in procrastination & focus has improved

Important Considerations

⚖️ Factors That Can Affect Testosterone Levels

  • Time of Day: All tests were completed in the morning. Testosterone levels typically peak in the morning and decline throughout the day.
  • Age: As men age, testosterone levels gradually decrease, typically starting around age 30 with a 1% decline every year.
  • Health Conditions: Certain conditions can impact testosterone levels, such as obesity, diabetes, chronic illness, or issues with the pituitary gland.
  • Lifestyle Factors: Stress, poor diet, lack of sleep, lack of purpose, lack of competitive activities and certain medications may also influence testosterone levels.
  • Physical Activity: Exercise can impact testosterone levels, with both acute effects (short-term changes after a single workout) and chronic effects (long-term changes from consistent exercise).

📋 Study Limitations & Notes

  • Whilst the results in this study were not conducted under strict clinical/lab settings, the changes in testosterone levels reported are not typical variations that can be explained by natural fluctuations alone.
  • Results will vary. Different bodies respond differently to supplements, medications, or lifestyle changes. We strongly advise consulting a medical professional if you are concerned about your health.
  • It's important to understand that whilst numbers on a laboratory report provide valuable insights, what ultimately matters are personal experiences and whether we feel our quality of life has improved.
  • We advise men who are concerned about their optimal health to consider regular blood tests. In this account we used Medichecks.
  • For privacy, the full blood test reports have not been published here. If you would like to review the complete reports, please email hello@salients.co and we will provide PDF copies.

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