Tribulus Terrestris Powder

Tribulus Terrestris powder, also known as puncture vine, is most commonly used for male prostate health and its ability to support mass muscle gain as part of pre-and post-workout supplementation. Studies also show promising results, looking at Tribulus Terrestris’s powder ability to reduce blood sugar and promote heart health, as well as for its immunity activity. For females with PCOS or symptoms of menopause, the Tribulus Terrestris plant can also offer relief.

Other names for Tribulus Terrestris include Gokshur in Sanskrit, Gokharu in Hindi, and Bethagokharu or Nanagokharu in Gujarathi.

Puncture Vine Plant

The Tribulus Terrestris plant itself is a small, leafy annual herb called puncture vine, caltrop, or goat’s head and is found throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. It grows flat along the ground from a simple, woody taproot and produces fruit covered with sharp, rigid spines. It is thought to be called “puncture vine” because the spines are sharp enough to pierce bicycle types and penetrate shoe soles.

What does Tribulus do to the body?

Although more research is required to prove Tribulus Terrestris powder’s ability to improve body composition, many active and exercise people frequently take Tribulus Terrestris extract to increase muscle density and decrease fat.

Although Tribulus Terrestris powder can be taken continuously, it is often taken in cycles, especially if used to improve body composition. Here, active individuals will take Tribulus Terrestris powder during their active workout phase to build muscle mass. Then, during the rest phase, they will avoid taking Tribulus Terrestris. The cyclical nature of consumption is thought to have the best results.

Treatment in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Tribulus Terrestris is a traditional Chinese herb used to relieve wind, improve vision, and soothe the liver. Tribulus Terrestris fruit was also used to treat morbid leukorrhea, mastitis, headaches, and vitiligo. In addition, Tribulus Terrestris powder is also good for skin health, male health, reproductive function, cardiovascular health, and kidney function.

Parts of the Plant

All parts of the Tribulus Terrestris can be used safely. However, most preparations use the roots or seeds of the plant. These can be dried and made into a powder, then taken in capsule form, or dried and used as a tea. With us, you get the plant and the fruit combined.

Conclusion

The Tribulus Terrestris plant has many different health-giving benefits from the high levels of active saponins in the plant. It has been used for thousands of years in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Indian Ayurvedic Medicine. It continues to grow in popularity as a natural medicine for a number of different conditions and ailments.

Origin: Thailand

Ingredients: Wild harvested Tribulus Terrestris

Parts Used: Fruit, Leaf

Forms: Two ounces of powder or 60 vegetable capsules (550-600 mg).

How to use:

Powder: Take 1/2 tsp of dried powder in an 8 oz. glass of favorite juice or smoothie once a day.

Capsules: Take 1 capsule 2 times a day with water or favorite beverage.

The gel caps we use are Vegicaps (vegetable) and are all-natural. No Animal By-Products, Starch Free, Wheat Free, Dairy Free, Preservative Free, Ethylene Oxide, and Sulfite FREE!

Legal Information: The Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated these statements. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.