Tribulus Terrestris improves muscle growth & body strength
Tribulus reported to enhance libido sexualis & erectile function
Tribulus reported to increase the number and motility of spermatozoa
Tribulus reported to increase the body's natural testosterone and LH levels
Tribulus helps in alleviating some symptoms associated with male menopause
No adverse effects
No toxicity and side effects
What is Tribestan used for?
Since the body's natural testosterone promotes protein synthesis and positive nitrogen balance, the benefits for the professional or the recreational athlete engaged in active training and workout, are muscle cell growth and increased body strength as well as faster recuperation and recovery from muscular stress.
What is Tribestan?
Tribestan is a completely natural non-hormonal herbal (phytochemical) biostimulator derived from the plant Tribulus terrestris L., Bulgaricum, which contains predominantly saponins of furostanol type, with prevailing quantity of protodioscin (not less than 45% in Tribestan). It is a natural herbal alternative to synthetic anabolic hormones without any clinically proven toxic effects.
Tribestan administration leads to increased muscle mass in active sports by activating the enzyme associated with energy metabolism. At the same time it has also been reported to have the ability to stimulate some functions associated with the increase of the body's natural endogenous testosterone and lutenizing hormone (LH) levels. With the increase of the body's natural endogenous testosterone level, it can help alleviating some symptoms associated with male menopause.
Nearly 20 years of experience with natural herbal Tribestan administration has seen no toxicity and negative effects to date.
Report on libido sexualis and erectle dysfunction
In clinical studies on 212 patients, 85% of patients with reduced libido, demonstrated improved libido after 30 days and 94% after 60 days of treatment with Tribestan.
For 36 patients with chronic prostatitis and reduced libido, 75% reported favorable effects at the end of the treatment cycle.
In animal studies, libido and sexual reflexes were restored in 71% of subjects with complete absence of libido. In subjects with poor libido and sexual reflexes, recovery was recorded in 100% of cases.
Treatment of patients with unilateral and bilateral hypotrophy of the testes, demonstrated enhanced libido and improved spermogram after 60 days.
In patients with primary and secondary hypogonadism, 78% reported restored and enhanced libido with 22% reporting improved erection.