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Tribulus Terrestris
Herbal
Treatment
& Sexual Health Supplement
for
Erectile Dysfunction, Impotency, &
Other
Serious Health Problems Tribulus terrestris is a plant that grows easily and widespread in many tropical to moderate areas of the world. Traditionally, Tribulus terrestris is known as a mood-enhancing smoke, tea, or herbal medicine concoction. Read Tribulus medical studies. Tribulus is an ancient herbal remedy with many uses Ancient Greeks used Tribulus terrestris as a diuretic and a mood-enhancer. In ancient Chinese medicine, it was used for a variety of liver, kidney, and cardiovascular diseases.In China and Vietnam it has been used in the treatment of post-partum hemorrhage, epistaxis and gastro intestinal bleeding. Indians used it as a diuretic, antiseptic, anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory. Tribulus has been widely used in the Ayurvedic system of medicine for the treatment of sexual dysfunction and various urinary disorders. It is also a South African remedy for inflammation and arthritis. In addition, athletes use it to improve strength and stamina. Read the Tribulus anti-fungal qualities. Other Tribulus health benefits include: reduction in cholesterol, reduction in high blood pressure, inhibition of stress-induced clumping of blood platelets, increases in strength of contraction of the heart muscle, reductions in sodium and fluid retention, prevention of kidney stones, improvement of the profile of red and white blood cells, and strong anti-bacterial, anti-malarial, and anti-fungal properties, anti-inflammatory activity and action. Read Tribulus health studies about its effectiveness. Read about Tribulus safety and recommended dosage. Testosterone and libido enhancer Tribulus terrestris is a very effective testosterone and libido enhancer, and as a treatment to increase sperm quality and quantity. Read about Tribulus safety and recommended dosage. In one study, Tribulus terrestris increased spermatogenesis and sexual activity in laboratory animals. Tribulus terrestris appears to raise/turn on natural testosterone production in men via the activation of hormone secretion and estradiol. Another study noted that Tribulus restores and improves libido sexualis in men, improves and prolongs the duration of erection, and also that Tribulus exerts a stimulating influence on spermatogenesis by increasing the number of spermatozoa and their mobility, and that it increases the level of testosterone. In addition, Tribulus helps reduce some symptoms associated with male menopause and aging. Read Tribulus libido studies. Clinical studies in Bulgaria have shown Tribulus terrestris to increase the sex hormones LH (luteinizing hormone) level by 72% and the body's own free testosterone level by 41% in healthy adult males in only five days. LH regulates the testosterone production in the testes and high levels of LH coincide with high testosterone levels. Read Tribulus terrestris clinical studies. For more Tribulus information, please visit: |
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Scientific & Common Names for Tribulus Terrestris Botanical Family: Zygophyllaceae Botanical name: Tribulus Terrestris Plant parts used: Fruits, vines, and roots (thus, the entire plant) Latin Name: Tribulus terrestris European common names: Maltese Cross, Small Caltrops Common Name: Gokharu, Nerinci, Calthrops Tribulus meaning: Latin for "three-pointed, a caltrop," the shape of which is suggested by the three-pronged fruit, and referring to the caltrop, a military weapon, an iron ball with projecting spikes Terrestris meaning:: in Latin means "on land" Preferred common name: Caltrop Other common names:Yellow vine, puncture vine, ground burrnut, tackweed, bindii, cathead, Parson's Nose 
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 Photo by Steve Hurst. Provided by ARS Systematic Botany and Mycology Laboratory. Italy. Picture of the Tribulus terrestris hard seed pod (seeds are inside) with its characteristic stickers ich stick or stab into passing animals' feet to spread the plant's growth to new locations. |
