Tribulus

Tribulus Terrestris, known as Earth Burzeldorn, is a wild annual plant found in dry areas of Europe, Asia, and America, especially in the Caucasus, Central Asia, and Bulgaria, where it has been used for medicinal purposes—as a natural stimulator of sexual functions in men and women and for promoting endurance and recovery. Tribulus Terrestris is a non-hormonal biostimulator and serves as an alternative to synthetic hormones. The active ingredients of Tribulus, called saponins, stimulate the pituitary gland, leading to the production of luteinizing hormone (LH). LH, in turn, affects the gonads, resulting in the production of sex hormones. In men, this leads to the production of testosterone.

Effects in Men:
● Increased libido
● Prolonged erection time
● Greater sperm production (up to 35%)
● Increased testosterone levels
● Aid against impotence
● Strengthening of the immune system
● Promotion of muscle building and strength in athletes
● Better recovery after training
● Promotion of protein synthesis

Effects in Women:
● Increased libido
● Stimulation of ovulation (counteracts infertility)
● Acts against apathy
● Helps with menopause
● Strengthens the organism
● Promotes endurance and vitality