I have reviewed every major testosterone booster available in India. I have read more supplement labels than I care to count. And God of Test is the one product where I had to go back and check the label twice — because the formula reads like something put together by someone who actually studied the clinical literature, not a marketing team.

Thirteen ingredients. Every one of them dosed. Every one of them standardised. No proprietary blends. No fairy dusting. And a third-party lab report to back it up.

This is the complete God of Test review — every ingredient checked against published human trials, the lab report verified, and an honest verdict on who this is for and whether the price is worth it.

What Is God of Test?

God of Test is a natural testosterone support supplement made by God of Supps, an Indian supplement brand based in Gurugram, Haryana. It comes in a 120-capsule jar with a serving size of 4 capsules per day — giving you exactly 30 servings per container, or one full month of supplementation.

What sets it apart from the start is label transparency. Every single ingredient is listed with its exact amount per serving and its standardisation specification. In an industry where proprietary blends and hidden doses are the norm, a fully transparent label is the first indicator that a brand is serious about what they are selling.

God of Test Ingredients — Full Scientific Breakdown

This is where the product separates itself from everything else in the Indian market. Here is every ingredient, the dose in God of Test, and what the clinical evidence actually says.

1. Tongkat Ali — 500mg (200:1, 2% Eurycomanon)

Tongkat Ali (Eurycoma longifolia) is one of the most studied natural testosterone ingredients, with a specific and well-understood mechanism. It works by reducing sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) — the protein that binds testosterone and keeps it biologically inactive. By reducing SHBG activity, Tongkat Ali raises the proportion of free testosterone without necessarily increasing production from scratch.

[1] Tongkat Ali and Testosterone in Healthy Men: A Pilot Study — Andrologia, 2012

This human RCT found significant improvements in free testosterone levels, erectile function, and sexual health markers within 4 weeks in men taking standardised Tongkat Ali extract. The 200:1 extract ratio in God of Test means 200kg of root material is concentrated into 1kg of extract — the specification used in clinical research, not the cheaper non-standardised powder found in most Indian products. At 500mg, God of Test is 25% above the top of the clinical dose range.

2. Fadogia Agrestis — 300mg (10:1 Extract)

Fadogia Agrestis is a West African shrub with a direct and plausible mechanism — it appears to stimulate Leydig cell function, the cells in the testes directly responsible for producing testosterone. In simple terms: it tells the body to make more testosterone at the source. A 10:1 extract ratio at 300mg means 3,000mg equivalent of raw herb. This is one of the very few Indian products to include this ingredient at a meaningful quantity.

[2] Aphrodisiac Activity of Fadogia agrestis — Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2005

3. Ashwagandha (KSM-66) — 400mg (5% Withanolides)

KSM-66 is the most clinically validated testosterone booster ingredient that exists. It is a full-spectrum root extract standardised to 5% withanolides, backed by more randomised controlled trials than any other natural testosterone ingredient. Its mechanism is dual — direct androgenic activity and cortisol suppression (chronically elevated cortisol directly suppresses testosterone via the HPA axis). This means KSM-66 works even in men without deficiencies — it improves the underlying hormonal environment.

[3] Withania somnifera (Ashwagandha) and Testosterone: Double-Blind RCT — American Journal of Men’s Health, 2019 14.7% testosterone increase, significant cortisol reduction, improved DHEA-S vs placebo at 8 weeks.

4. Shilajit — 300mg (50% Fulvic Acid)

Shilajit has direct human clinical trial evidence — not just in men who are deficient, but in healthy volunteers. The 50% fulvic acid standardisation in God of Test matches exactly what was used in the landmark human RCT. To read more about Shilajit’s mechanism and evidence, see our full Shilajit benefits for men guide.

[4] Clinical Evaluation of Purified Shilajit on Testosterone Levels in Healthy Volunteers — Andrologia, 2016 96 healthy men, 90 days, double-blind placebo-controlled. Significant increase in total testosterone, free testosterone, and DHEA-S.

5. Boron (as Glycinate) — 12mg Elemental

Boron has two complementary mechanisms — it reduces SHBG (raising free testosterone) and reduces estradiol (the primary estrogen), which has a direct inhibitory effect on testosterone. At 12mg of elemental boron as glycinate — one of the best-absorbed forms — God of Test hits the top of the clinically effective range.

[5] Nothing Boring About Boron — Integrative Medicine, 2015 10mg boron daily for one week: free testosterone up 28%, estradiol and SHBG significantly decreased.

6. Zinc (as Bisglycinate) — 30mg Elemental

Zinc is not optional in a testosterone formula — it is essential. Zinc is directly involved in testosterone synthesis at the cellular level and zinc deficiency is causally linked to low testosterone. Zinc bisglycinate has significantly higher absorption than zinc oxide used in cheaper products. At 30mg elemental this covers the full clinical range without approaching the upper limit.

[6] Zinc and Testosterone: Effect of Zinc Supplementation on Serum Testosterone — Nutrition, 1996

7. DIM (Diindolylmethane) — 150mg

DIM is a compound derived from cruciferous vegetables that modulates estrogen metabolism — shifting it toward less potent estrogen metabolites, reducing overall estrogenic load. Most Indian testosterone boosters skip estrogen management entirely. God of Test addresses it directly at 150mg. This is intelligent formulation — a product that understands that optimising testosterone is not just about raising T, it is also about managing E.

8. Desert Cistanche — 300mg

Desert Cistanche (Cistanche tubulosa) contains phenylethanoid glycosides (PhGs) that appear to stimulate the hypothalamic-pituitary-testicular axis — essentially signalling the brain to tell the testes to produce more testosterone. This is an ingredient you will not find in most Indian testosterone boosters because most formulators simply are not aware of it. Its inclusion here indicates genuine research depth.

9. Turkesterone — 150mg (10% Ecdysteroids)

Turkesterone is an ecdysteroid — a plant compound that enhances protein synthesis via non-androgenic pathways, making it an effective addition to a testosterone stack. At 10% standardisation the 150mg dose delivers 15mg of active ecdysteroids, consistent with research dosing. This ingredient is common in high-end international formulations. Its inclusion in an Indian product is rare.

10. Icariin (from Epimedium) — 150mg (50% Icariin)

Icariin is the active compound in Epimedium. It is a PDE5 inhibitor — the same class of mechanism used in pharmaceutical drugs for erectile function — and has evidence for improving sexual function, libido, and nitric oxide production. The 50% icariin standardisation means 75mg of pure active icariin per serving — a meaningful bioactive dose.

11. Vitamin D3 + K2 (MK-7) — 5,000 IU + 200mcg (Microencapsulated)

Vitamin D3 is not a vitamin — it functions as a steroid hormone. Vitamin D receptors are found on testosterone-producing Leydig cells. An estimated 70–80% of urban Indian men are Vitamin D deficient — making this ingredient alone worth the price of entry. At 5,000 IU, God of Test has the highest D3 dose of any Indian testosterone booster. The microencapsulated form ensures stability. K2 (MK-7) directs calcium to bones rather than arterial walls — essential when supplementing high-dose D3.

[11] Vitamin D Supplementation and Testosterone: A Randomised Controlled Trial — Hormone and Metabolic Research, 2011 Significantly higher testosterone in men supplementing Vitamin D vs placebo over 12 months.

12. P-5-P (Active Vitamin B6) — 50mg (Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate)

P-5-P is the active, already-converted form of Vitamin B6 — the form the body can use immediately without the conversion step that cheaper pyridoxine HCl requires. Vitamin B6 is a co-factor in testosterone synthesis and plays a role in reducing prolactin, a hormone that when elevated suppresses testosterone. Most formulas use the inferior pyridoxine HCl form. Using P-5-P is a deliberate quality decision.

13. Selenium (as Selenomethionine) — 200mcg (Yeast-Bound)

Selenium supports testosterone production via its role in thyroid hormone metabolism and antioxidant defence in testicular tissue. Selenomethionine is the organic, yeast-bound form with the highest bioavailability — significantly better absorbed than sodium selenite or selenium dioxide used in cheaper supplements.

[12] Selenium and Testosterone: A Systematic Review — Nutrients, 2017

The Formula Logic — 5 Pathways Working Together

What makes God of Test genuinely different is not any single ingredient — it is that the formula covers all five proven mechanisms for testosterone optimisation simultaneously. Most Indian testosterone boosters address one or two of these. God of Test addresses all five.

Pathway	Mechanism	Ingredients in God of Test
Direct stimulation	Stimulates Leydig cells and LH/FSH signalling	Fadogia Agrestis, Desert Cistanche
Cortisol reduction	Reduces T-suppressing stress hormones	KSM-66 Ashwagandha
SHBG reduction	Frees bound testosterone	Tongkat Ali, Boron, Zinc
Estrogen management	Improves testosterone-to-estrogen ratio	DIM, Boron
Micronutrient cofactors	Raw materials for testosterone synthesis	Vitamin D3+K2, Zinc, Selenium, P-5-P

Third-Party Lab Testing — What the FARE Labs Report Shows

This is the detail most supplement brands skip entirely. God of Test has been independently tested by FARE Labs Private Limited — a NABL-accredited laboratory in Gurugram certified to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, and ISO/IEC 27001:2013.

Test Report J.O. No. N20260414-002-002, issued 17 April 2026. Heavy metal analysis under FSSR 2011 standards. Batch: GOD2602. Manufactured: March 2026. Expiry: September 2027.

Heavy Metal	Test Result	FSSR 2011 Limit	Status
Arsenic	BLQ	NMT 1.1 mg/kg	✅ PASS
Cadmium	BLQ	NMT 1.5 mg/kg	✅ PASS
Copper	2.16 mg/kg	NMT 30 mg/kg	✅ PASS
Lead	BLQ	NMT 2.5 mg/kg	✅ PASS
Mercury	BLQ	NMT 1.0 mg/kg	✅ PASS
Tin	BLQ	NMT 250 mg/kg	✅ PASS
Chromium / Nickel	BLQ	Not specified	✅ PASS

Inference: The tested sample conforms to FSSR 2011 standards. All heavy metals are either below the limit of quantification or well within permitted limits. This level of third-party documentation is rare in the Indian supplement market — most brands make safety claims without any independent verification. God of Test publishes the report.

Who Is God of Test Best For?

Best fit — Men aged 28 and above noticing early signs of declining performance, energy, libido, or body composition despite consistent training and diet. The formula addresses the multiple converging factors that suppress testosterone in this demographic.

Strong fit — Serious natural athletes and competitive bodybuilders who want every natural advantage without pharmaceutical territory. The inclusion of Turkesterone, Icariin, and Fadogia Agrestis alongside the core testosterone stack gives this formula genuine performance relevance.

Good fit — Men with high-stress lifestyles. The KSM-66 at 400mg is a meaningful cortisol intervention, and the P-5-P + Selenium support overall hormonal resilience.

Not ideal for — Men under 25 whose testosterone is naturally at peak, or anyone looking for a stimulant-based energy product. God of Test is hormonal support, not an energy drink.

God of Test vs Competitors

	God of Test	Rasayanam	Himalaya	GAT Testrol Gold
Price / month	₹3,199	₹999	₹350	₹4,500+
Tongkat Ali	500mg (200:1) ✅	❌	❌	300mg (unstd.)
KSM-66	400mg ✅	Generic only	❌	❌
Shilajit (50% FA)	300mg ✅	250mg	50mg	❌
Fadogia Agrestis	300mg ✅	❌	❌	❌
Vitamin D3	5,000 IU ✅	❌	❌	500 IU only
Boron	12mg ✅	❌	❌	❌
DIM	150mg ✅	❌	❌	❌
Transparent label	✅ Full	Partial	❌	✅ Full
Third-party tested	✅ FARE Labs	❌	❌	✅ USA

Rasayanam and Himalaya are traditional Ayurvedic formulas with limited clinical backing and no estrogen management or modern ingredient science. GAT Testrol Gold ES is a legitimate imported competitor but costs significantly more and misses Fadogia, clinical-dose Vitamin D3, and Boron. God of Test wins the comparison at its price point.

How to Take God of Test — Dosage & Timing

Serving size: 4 capsules per day
Best timing: Take all 4 capsules together with a fat-containing meal — Vitamin D3 and K2 are fat-soluble and absorb significantly better with dietary fat.

Morning with breakfast is the most practical and consistent timing. Some users prefer splitting 2 capsules in the morning and 2 in the evening to maintain more consistent blood levels throughout the day — both approaches work.

Minimum evaluation period: 8 weeks. Most of the key ingredients (KSM-66, Tongkat Ali, Shilajit) require consistent daily supplementation for 6–12 weeks to reach full effect. Judging this product at 2–3 weeks is premature.

God of Test pairs well with whey protein and creatine. There are no known interactions with standard supplementation stacks. See our guide on how to increase testosterone naturally for lifestyle factors that amplify results.

Results Timeline — What to Expect Week by Week

This timeline is based on clinical research behind each ingredient — not marketing claims or user testimonials.

Week	What Is Happening	What You May Notice
Week 1–2	KSM-66 begins reducing cortisol. D3 begins addressing potential deficiency.	Improved sleep quality. Subtle energy shift. No measurable T increase yet.
Week 3–4	Cortisol measurably lower. Tongkat Ali beginning to shift SHBG levels.	Improved mood and motivation. Libido beginning to increase. Morning energy more consistent.
Week 5–6	KSM-66 cortisol reduction established. Boron reducing SHBG and estradiol.	Training performance improving. Recovery faster. Libido more consistent.
Week 7–8	Testosterone measurably higher in bloodwork. KSM-66 RCT confirms this at 8 weeks.	Clear improvements across energy, libido, mood, and training. Body composition shifting.
Week 9–12	All ingredients at established effect. Shilajit and Fadogia effects compounding.	Strength gains accelerating. Body composition visibly shifting. Sleep deep and consistent.
Week 12+	Full hormonal environment optimised.	Maximum results. Bloodwork confirms improvement. All markers consistently improved.

The minimum commitment for a fair evaluation is 8 weeks. Two bottles (60 days) is the standard evaluation period used in clinical research on these ingredients.

Price & Value for Money

God of Test is priced at ₹3,199 per jar — 120 capsules, 30 servings, one month supply. That works out to ₹107 per day.

You are paying for pharmaceutical-grade ingredient forms — KSM-66, zinc bisglycinate, 50% fulvic acid shilajit, selenomethionine, P-5-P, microencapsulated D3+K2 — plus an independent lab report. No equivalent formula exists at this price point in India.

Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

Is God of Test safe?

Yes. God of Test uses only natural plant-based and micronutrient ingredients. It has been third-party tested by FARE Labs (NABL-accredited) and all heavy metals are confirmed below the limit of quantification under FSSR 2011 standards. It is GMP certified and manufactured in an FDA-registered, ISO-certified facility.

How long does one bottle last?

One bottle contains 120 capsules at 4 capsules per serving — exactly 30 servings, or one full month of daily supplementation.

When will I see results?

First noticeable changes — improved sleep, mood, energy — typically appear at weeks 3–4. Measurable testosterone improvements are confirmed in clinical research at 8 weeks. A full evaluation requires 8–12 weeks of consistent daily use.

Can I take God of Test with protein powder or creatine?

Yes — there are no known interactions between God of Test and standard supplementation stacks including whey protein, creatine, and pre-workout supplements.

Does God of Test need to be cycled?

Not mandatory, but a common approach is 12 weeks on, 2–4 weeks off — consistent with how adaptogen-based supplements are used in clinical research protocols.

Is God of Test available on Amazon or Flipkart?

God of Test is available directly through godofsupps.com with free air courier delivery and no hidden charges. Purchasing directly from the brand ensures an authentic product with full warranty.

How does God of Test compare to other Indian testosterone boosters?

God of Test is the only Indian testosterone booster with all five pathways covered — direct stimulation, cortisol reduction, SHBG reduction, estrogen management, and micronutrient cofactors — at clinical doses, with a fully transparent label and independent third-party lab testing. See the comparison table above for a full breakdown vs Rasayanam, Himalaya, and GAT Testrol Gold ES.

Related Reading

• Best Testosterone Booster in India 2026 — Ranked & Reviewed
• How to Increase Testosterone Naturally — 9 Proven Methods
• Shilajit Benefits for Men — Testosterone, Energy & Vitality
• Ashwagandha KSM-66 Benefits for Testosterone
• Tongkat Ali Benefits & Dosage Guide India
• Do Testosterone Boosters Actually Work?

References & Research Citations

All studies cited in this article are peer-reviewed and sourced from PubMed (National Library of Medicine) or PMC.

[1]	Tongkat Ali and Testosterone in Healthy Men: A Pilot Study — Andrologia, 2012
[2]	Aphrodisiac Activity of Fadogia agrestis — Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2005
[3]	Withania somnifera and Testosterone: Double-Blind RCT — American Journal of Men’s Health, 2019
[4]	Clinical Evaluation of Purified Shilajit on Testosterone Levels — Andrologia, 2016
[5]	Nothing Boring About Boron — Integrative Medicine, 2015
[6]	Zinc and Testosterone: Effect of Supplementation on Serum Testosterone — Nutrition, 1996
[7]	DIM and Estrogen Metabolism — Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry, 2000
[8]	Cistanche Extracts and Male Reproductive Function — Evidence-Based CAM, 2015
[9]	Ecdysterone and Muscle Protein Synthesis — Archives of Toxicology, 2019
[10]	Icariin and Testosterone: Effects in Aged Rats — Asian Journal of Andrology, 2005
[11]	Vitamin D Supplementation and Testosterone: RCT — Hormone and Metabolic Research, 2011
[12]	Selenium and Testosterone: A Systematic Review — Nutrients, 2017