Tribulus Terrestris is due to be removed from our site due to recent legislative amendments regarding its categorisation as a herbal/medicinal borderline product. Tribulus Terrestris has been used for medicinal purposes, meaning it is no longer legal to market it as a sport supplement.
>>>However we are permitted to clear stock, so get your orders in now while you still can!!<<<
Tribulus is similar in nature to some of the prohormones that are on the market today in that they both play a part in promoting the release of Leuteinizing hormone (LH). The steroidal saponin protodioscin promotes the release of LH, which in turn increases testosterone production!
If you’re an avid Tribulus Terrestris user, worry not.....Try Optimum Health Ultimate ZMA!
Other products exert a similar effect on our body, yet are not classified as medicinal products. Perhaps the most effective is ZMA which contains the key micronutrients zinc, magnesium and vitamin B6. These micronutrients are vital to androgen metabolism and normal functioning of steroidal receptors, all of which are key anabolic (muscle growth) components and promote the release of testosterone.
One of testosterone’s key functions is to promote protein biosynthesis, the process involved in muscle development and growth! However, testosterone not only increases muscle mass; it promotes the production of red blood cells, aids recovery, and helps to optimise performance. Not only this, testosterone is a metabolism booster meaning it could also enhance the fat burning process (Greenwood, Kalman and Antonio, 2008).
Ripples of interest in ZMA have developed into waves of positivity within the fitness and bodybuilding world (Llewellyn, 2009).
Some people use tribulus for gonorrhea, liver disease (hepatitis), inflammation, joint pain (rheumatism), leprosy, coughs, headache, dizziness (vertigo), chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), and enhancing athletic performance. It is also used for stimulating appetite and as an astringent, tonic, and mood enhancer.