6 Powerful Ingredients for Male Vitality
Up to 100% More Effective than Actual Testosterone Injections You Won't Believe It's All Natural †

Rejuvinate at the Cellular Leval for:
- Restored Sexual Performance
- Enhanced Orgasms
- Greater Satisfaction
- Supercharged Sex Drive
- Newfound Confidence
- Breakthrough Blood Flow

The Real Cause
of Sexual Decline
If you’re a struggling man with declining energy, stamina and sex drive … and you think it’s impossible to regain the strength and vitality you once had…
Then this may be the most important message you see all year.
Research is showing that declining T levels are merely a symptom of a bigger problem that begins in the “powerplant” of the cells – the mitochondria.

That’s because your mitochondria produce the energy that every single cell in your body needs to thrive.
Heart cells, Brain cells, even the Leydig cells that produce hormones … they all rely on the mitochondria to operate at 100% efficiency.



But...
There's a Problem
Unfortunately, your mitochondria are damaged daily from stress, diet, toxins, excessive pharmaceuticals, and environmental pollutants.
In fact, it’s estimated that the energy producing power of your mitochondria drops up to 50% between the ages of 40 and 70.
50% Drop

And researchers are discovering that this cellular “energy deficit” is linked to a whole host of ailments we associate with aging like…
- Low Testosterone
- Embarrassing Sexual Performance
- Desimated Erectile Function
- Decreased Blood Flow
- Lower Vigar and Desire
We Found
The Answer
It’s a “miracle amino” called L-Carnitine. L-Carnitine is a crucial compound that helps shuttle the fuel your mitochondria need into your cells.

In one little-known study five Italian scientists performed on a potent new alternative to testosterone replacement therapy.
In short, they performed a double-blind placebo-controlled study on a group of men from age 60 to 80 …
That tested a daily amino acid cocktail containing 2g of Acetyl L-Carnitine and 2g of Propionyl L- Carnitine verses straight testosterone injections.
What They Found is Remarkable
The Carnitine Matrix boosted the erectile function of these men 166% higher than the placebo … and 100% better than the testosterone group!

And the group taking the Carnitine Matrix showed no change in prostate marker either…
A major precursor to prostate problems and one of the major side effects of testosterone injections.
Actually, the group taking the carnitine matrix showed no negative side effects whatsoever…
And they didn’t require invasive injections.
Plus, The Carnitine Matrix
Outperformed Testosterone Injections All Around


Forget
Hyped Up Test-Boosters
Because Mito Male is the first and only formula that focuses on the true cause of male aging … the mitochondria.
Once mitochondria start working at peak efficiency, the body will naturally start optimizing hormones, energy levels, and every other system in the body.
Here’s just a small sample:
- Performance Problems Gone: In a dose of 250mg - 6 times smaller than Cavallini's study- almost 8 out of 10 subjects were able to "get it up" better.
- Infertility Fighter: The International Journal of Andrology reported infertile men had significantly lower levels of carnitine compared with fertile men.
- Antioxidant Vitality Booster: Carnitine is a potent antioxidant, which have been shown to be a crucial factor in fertility levels.
- Stronger Swimmers: One study at the University of Siena showed major improvement in sperm mobolity when subjects took carnitine.
- Testosterone Support: Japanese researchers found low free testosterone levels were directly related to low carnitine levels.
- Satisfaction: The Italian Society of Reproductive Medicine found when carnitine was added to traditional pharmaceuticals sexual satisfaction was 40% higher.
- Blood-flow Booster: 3 grams of propionyl-L-carnitine was shown to boost Nitric Oxide (Essential to erections) by 40% after just 8 weeks.
Plus, We Included 4 More Powerful Vitality Boosting Ingredients
These Four ingredients are essential for every man who wants to look, feel and perform at younger levels.
PQQ
Before the discovery of Pyrroloquinoline Quinone(PQQ) scientists didn’t think it was possible to produce NEW mitochondria. This remarkable compound’s presence in interstellar stardust has lead some experts to believe it played a pivotal role in the evolution of life on Earth.
In one study, published in the Journal of Nutrition, researchers fed mice a diet supplemented with PQQ. The mice grew a staggering 55% more new mitochondria in just 8 weeks.
Up to
5,000X More Powerful
than antioxidants like vitamin C
Fights
Inflammation
Supports the
Immune System
Activates
Nerve Growth Factor
to help protect the brain

Shilajit
Shilajit is a natural, tar-like substance found only in the upper reaches of the Himalayan mountains.
Its known by the locals as the “conqueror of mountains” and the “destroyer of weakness” because of its potent effects on vitality … and its remarkable ability to give the local Sherpas the almost supernatural strength and stamina they need to scale the summit.
But that’s not all. Various references to the potent effects of Shilajit extend all the way back to ancient Greece. In fact, it’s believed that Aristotle introduced this remarkable elixir to Alexander the Great … who fed it to his armies to ensure victory on the battlefield.
And it’s also believed to be one of the secret ingredients that helped Russian strongmen dominate powerlifting competitions for decades.
Supports Natural
Testosterone Levels
Activates
Muscle Building
Genes
Contains 85
Essential Minerals
Increases
Endurance
And Overall Fitness
Zinc & Boron
Both of these minerals have been shown to be lacking in the standard American diet,but are essential to maintain optimal hormone levels in men.
- Support Testosterone Levels
- Promote Re-productive Health
- Strengthen Bones
- Metabolize Carbs
- Immune Health
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Your Satisfaction
Is Our #1 Priority
If you order Mito Male today and at any time in the next 30 days you decide it’s just not working for you, just return the unused portion and we’ll buy it back… Just for giving it an honest TRY…

- No Artifical Coloring
- No Artificial Flavoring
- No Hidden Proprietary Blends
- Premium Quality Ingredients
- Scientifically Backed Formula
- Effective Dosing
- All-In-One Solution
- Made In America
- Made in FDA Registered Facility
- Made at GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) Certified Facility


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Supplement Facts

Other Ingredients: Natural Flavors, Erythritol, Citric Acid, Steviol Glycosides(95%), Beet Root Juice Powder, Silicon Dioxide.
Suggested Use: As a dietary supplement, take (1) scoop with 8-12fl oz of water. Product can be taken with or without food. Mix well with water before drinking.






Common Questions
Should I take Mito Male every day?
Yes! Mito Male was designed to be taken daily to achieve the desired benefits. This formula can be taken with or without food. Our staff loves sipping on a glass in the morning to start our days off right and set the tone to dominate life.
You can also mix it with any liquid of your liking, including adding it to smoothies and shakes for a vitality enhancement cocktail unlike any other.
What If I’m not over 40 years old yet?
Men over 40 years old is where you see the biggest drop off in Vitality, but Mito Male can still provide younger men with a plethora of benefits like the energy and focus boosting effects of acetyl L carnitine…athletic enhancement from glycine propionyl-l-carnitine…fatigue fighting power of shilajit…antioxident supercharging of PQQ,… and the hormone assistance you get from boron and zinc.
If this formula is so innovative why isn’t it kept secret on the label?
Why hasn’t my doctor told me about these types of alternative remedies?
Simply put, the ingredients in Mito Male are all available without a RX , and that means the big pharma companies can’t make a penny off them so they’re not marketed to hospitals.
Instead, they can charge over $500 a month for HRT which usually comes with painful procedures, constant blood draws and monitoring, and tons of doctor visits.
Are there any artificial sweeteners or coloring in Mito Male?
Absolutely not. Mito Male is free from artificial sweeteners and coloring.
Do you have a list of scientific references for the ingredients in Mito Male?
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