Tribulus

Tribulus Terrestris, also known colloquially as "puncturevine," is a wild, one-year plant that grows in arid regions of Europe, Asia, and America. The most renowned habitats, with exceptional plant quality, are in the Caucasus, Central Asia, and Bulgaria, where it has been cultivated for centuries for medicinal purposes. It is used in traditional medicine as a natural stimulator of sexual functions in both men and women, vitality, endurance, and the acceleration of the body's recovery after intense efforts. It is a non-hormonal biostimulator and an alternative to synthetic hormones. Tribulus works by having its active components (saponins) stimulate the pituitary gland to increase the secretion of luteinizing hormone (LH), which signals the sex glands to secrete sex hormones. In men, it leads to increased secretion of their own (endogenous) testosterone.

Application in Men:
● Increases libido
● Increases and prolongs erection time
● Increases the quantity and motility of sperm by up to 35%
● Affects the increase in free testosterone
● Helps with reduced potency and impotence
● Increases the body's resistance to diseases and infections
● Affects the increase in strength and muscle mass in athletes
● Speeds up recovery after intense training
● Increases protein synthesis

Application in Women:
● Increases libido
● Stimulates and regulates ovulation (helps with female infertility)
● Reduces apathy
● Reduces symptoms associated with menopause
● Strengthens the body's resilience
● Enhances endurance
● Improves vitality