Clinically Shown to Support an increase of Testosterone by up to 57%, Naturally.¹*

Revolution Macalibrium® supports your
body’s own hormone production, without
introducing synthetic hormones.

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WHAT THE RESEARCH SHOWED AFTER JUST 3-4 months

Revolution Macalibrium® was clinically shown to optimize:

  • Total testosterone by up to 57%
  • Free testosterone by up to 259%
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These Are the First Signs.

Most Men Ignore Them.

Most men will start to experience changes like these starting in their 30s, but few realize hormones are the root.

What’s Actually Happening?

It’s Not Just Low TESTOSTERONE, It’s a Disruption in Your Entire Hormonal Pathway.

Testosterone isn’t produced in isolation. It’s regulated by a powerful network known as the HPAT axis (the Hypothalamus, Pituitary, Adrenals and Testes), which works in sync to signal and regulate natural hormone production.

Modern stress, environmental toxins, poor sleep and lifestyle disruptions interfere with this rhythm. These disruptions are why some men exploring TRT, but supporting your body’s own production of hormones is possible, without introducing synthetic hormones.

HOW MACALIBRIUM WORKS

You’re Not Imagining It. Something’s Changed.

Men today have far lower testosterone than previous generations, and it’s impacting energy, strength, focus and drive. But there’s a way forward.

TESTOSTERONE LEVELS HAVE DROPPED SO SIGNIFICANTLY THAT A MAN IN HIS 30S TODAY HAS ABOUT THE SAME LEVELS AS A 65-YEAR-OLD DID IN THE 1980S.

You May Have Tried Maca. But Not Like This.

Most maca products are generic. Revolution Macalibrium® is built on precision phenotype science.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

  • ✓ Phenotype Precision

    Only the exact types clinically proven to benefit men

  • ✓ 10x concentration

    Far beyond standard maca or basic extracts

  • ✓ 99% water solubility

    Dramatically better absorption vs. raw maca (68%)

  • ✓ Stress-Grown for Maximum Potency

    Maca cultivated under harsh, high-altitude conditions increases key compounds like glucosinolates, phytosterols and macamides to deliver a more potent, targeted solution for men’s health

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Revolution Macalibrium® is the tool I have been waiting for. Science based, safe and effective at providing a solution for so many of my male patients' andropause issues. It works!

Joel Kahn, M.D. America's Healthy Heart Doc

FAQs

Is feeling tired and irritable just part of getting older?

While it's common for men to experience more fatigue, stress or mood changes with age, that doesn’t mean it’s normal — or that you have to just accept it.

One of the most overlooked causes of these shifts is disruption in the body’s natural hormone rhythm, particularly testosterone. Chronic stress, poor sleep, environmental toxins and lifestyle habits can all interfere with how your body produces and regulates hormones.

The good news? You don’t have to jump to synthetic hormone replacement. There are ways to support your body’s own hormone production — naturally, and with clinically studied results.

What is the difference between free and total testosterone?

Total testosterone is the overall amount of testosterone in your body, including both active and inactive forms. Most of it is bound to proteins and not immediately usable.

Free testosterone is the small portion that’s unbound, and it's the form your body can actually use to support energy, strength, mood, libido and sperm production.

That’s why optimizing free testosterone often has a more direct impact on how you feel and perform.

What happens if free testosterone levels are low?

What happens if free testosterone levels are low?

Does total testosterone tell the whole story?

Not always. Total testosterone gives you a broad picture of how much testosterone is circulating in your system, but it doesn’t tell you how much your body can actually use.

That’s where free testosterone comes in. It’s the active form that directly supports energy, strength, focus, muscle mass, libido and reproductive health. You could have “normal” total testosterone but still experience symptoms if your free testosterone is low.

That’s why both numbers matter — and why Revolution Macalibrium® is clinically shown to support both.

What is Revolution Macalibrium®?

Revolution Macalibrium® is a vegan, organic and highly concentrated blend of specific maca phenotypes formulated to support men’s hormone strength, energy, vitality, sperm and cardiovascular health by optimizing the body’s natural hormones and testosterone production. Its active compounds are up to 10x more concentrated than raw maca and 99% water-soluble, making it highly bioavailable and effective for supporting natural testosterone production and hormone strength.

What does Revolution Macalibrium® do?

Revolution Macalibrium® supports your body’s own hormone production by working with your endocrine system, not against it. Instead of introducing synthetic hormones, it stimulates key glands in the HPAT axis (hypothalamus, pituitary, adrenals and testes) to naturally support the body’s own production of hormones.

This helps counteract the effects of age-related and environmental hormonal decline, such as low energy, decreased muscle tone, increased stress, weight gain and reduced libido, by optimizing your body’s own ability to produce and regulate hormones.*

What makes Revolution Macalibrium® different from other maca products?

Most maca products use generic or raw maca without distinguishing between the different types, also known as phenotypes, but not all maca is created equal. There are up to 17 known maca phenotypes, each with unique DNA, ingredient profiles and specific effects on the body¹⁰.

Revolution Macalibrium® is made from a proprietary combination of maca phenotypes selected specifically for men’s reproductive health and hormone strength. Clinical research has shown that different phenotypes support different outcomes¹⁰. Some benefit male fertility, others support women’s hormones and some are even contraindicated for certain men with prostate inflammation. That’s why sourcing the right phenotype matters.

Beyond formulation, Revolution Macalibrium® is also highly concentrated, with up to 10 times more than raw maca, and features nearly 100% water solubility for optimal absorption. In contrast, most raw maca is only about 68% water soluble, which limits its effectiveness.

This level of specificity, concentration and bioavailability is not found in typical maca products and has been evaluated in clinical settings, including a 2024 case report focused on men’s hormone strength and fertility published in the American Journal of Men’s Health¹.*

How long will it take to feel a difference?

It can take between 2 days and 6 weeks. Most men experience improvements in 14 days. It can take 2-4 months to see the full effects on cardiovascular health.*

What’s the best way to take Revolution Macalibrium® for results?

We often refer to Revolution Macalibrium® as the mechanic “tuning the engine”. However, just like a car, the body doesn’t just need to be tuned, it also needs fuel (protein), oil (omega 3s), additives (vitamins and minerals), filters (detoxification support) and much more. So, if you aren’t getting the results you want, it is important to look at the other elements that impact your body’s hormone production and endocrine system, such as: 

  • Increase Protein Intake: Protein provides the amino acids your body needs to build hormones. A general target of 1.2-1.6 g/kg of body weight per day (or roughly 0.55-0.73 g/lb) is often ideal for most men, especially those active or over 40⁷⁻⁹. An easy way to achieve this is to include a protein rich food with each meal that is about the size of your palm, be it 3 eggs, a piece of fish, meat or chicken or a vegetarian source. 
  • Stay Hydrated with Sole & Minerals: Proper hydration supports the natural detoxification process and nutrient delivery, both essential for hormone health. While many people drink enough water, if that water doesn't have trace minerals or the ideal structure it doesn’t always get absorbed into your cells. Adding a teaspoon of Original Himalayan Crystal Salt® Sole (a mineral-rich salt solution) to 8-12 oz of filtered water in the morning can optimize hydration also impacting adrenal health and muscle function.
  • Include Healthy Fats: Cholesterol is a precursor to testosterone, so extremely low-fat diets may decrease testosterone production ¹¹,¹². Polyunsaturated fatty acids, found in foods such as flaxseeds, chia seeds, walnuts and fatty coldwater fish, are a healthy choice to support hormone health and overall metabolic health ¹³,¹⁴.Consult with your health practitioner about the dose and quality of omega-3 fatty acids that would be best for you (note that medications need to be considered). Some evidence suggests omega-3 fatty acids may support testicular function and testosterone levels in men ¹⁵,¹⁶. Supplements or coldwater fatty fish (SMASH: salmon, mackerel, anchovies, sardines and herring) are good sources.
  • Prioritize Deep, Consistent Sleep: Much of the body’s natural growth hormone production occurs during deep sleep, which in turn supports healthy testosterone levels. Disrupted or insufficient sleep, especially in the latter part of the night, can lower testosterone and contribute to symptoms like fatigue, low mood and reduced libido¹⁷,¹⁸. Aim for at least seven hours of uninterrupted sleep per night, with a consistent bedtime and wake time, even on weekends. Prioritize sleep hygiene practices that support deeper, continuous sleep, such as minimizing light exposure at night, avoiding caffeine late in the day, maintaining a cool, dark sleep environment and taking 0.3 mg of Herbatonin® supports the circadian rhythm and sleep/wake cycle. Herbatonin® has also been shown in cell studies to be up to 646% more effective than synthetic melatonin when looking at inflammation, antioxidant, mitochondrial and cellular health¹⁹.*

These foundational strategies not only optimize your experience with Revolution Macalibrium®, but also support your body’s entire endocrine system for better hormone resilience and overall health.*

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