Why athletes use Tribulus Terrestris
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.
Why athletes use Tribulus Terrestris?
Tribulus has gained widespread popularity with a number of athletes ever since steroids were banned from the Olympics and international competition searched for ways to boost testosterone levels without artificially stimulating hormone levels. Once word of tribulus and its benefits got out, it quickly spread. Even if the research regarding its “muscle- and strength-building” effects has been slow to follow, tribulus is still believed to indirectly increase levels of testosterone, which may lead to an increase in lean mass, keeping it high on the list of supplements most used by athletes.
Tribulus Terrestris is a powerful, natural testosterone boosting formulation. By activating the body’s natural testerone producing mechanisum. Tribulus Terrestris increases muscluar strength without causing unwanted estrongic side affects.
Power athletics, track and field athletics and body builders experience dramictic performance improvements by increasing testerone, and seek a natural, safe and totally legal method to achieve this.
Tribulus Terrestris General Information:Names and Traditional Uses
Tribulus terrestris has a list of alternative names almost as long as its history. In Traditional Chinese Medicine it is known as Ci Ji Li, Bai Ji Li or just Ji Li and is given to calm the liver and smooth the flow of liver qi. It is indicated for use in treating headaches, dizziness, premature ejaculation and spermatorrhoea (escape of sperm without orgasm). To Indian Ayurvedic practitioners the herb is called Burra Gokhru and is regarded as a diuretic, demulcent and aphrodisiac. The name Tribulus comes from the Latin word for trouble and refers to the plant’s spiky seed pods. Caltrop, Puncturevine and Goat’s Head are among its other English names.
