Tribulus terrestris – protodioscin standardized extract capsules 100 pcs - Standardized herbal extracts

Tribulus terrestris – protodioscin standardized extract capsules 100 pcs

Daily dose contains: 700 mg protodioscin The capsules are made from an extract obtained fromTribulus terrestris. The extract is standardized to the active compound protodioscin. Tribulus terrestris affects hormonal activity and supports the urinary and reproductive organs. It supports the immune, respiratory,…

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Daily dose contains: 700 mg protodioscin

The capsules are made from an extract obtained from Tribulus terrestris. The extract is standardized to the active compound protodioscin. Tribulus terrestris affects hormonal activity and supports the urinary and reproductive organs. It supports the immune, respiratory, and nervous systems, helps maintain normal skin condition, and promotes blood purification. It influences energy in the body, eases muscle tension, and is recommended for maintaining natural cardiovascular health.

Refer to freely available publications to read about other effects of this plant and the substances contained in it.

Contents: 100% Tribulus terrestris standardized extract, 350 mg/capsule. Capsule shell: HPMC (hypromellose). Plant-based capsules suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

Recommended dose and instructions: Use 3–5 capsules per day in 2 separate doses. Use 20 min. before food.

Warning: This product is not a substitute for a balanced diet. Do not exceed the daily recommended dose. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a dry place away from direct light.

Count: 100 pcs

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Tribulus terrestris - Puncture Vine

Common Names: Puncture Vine, Caltrop, Goat's Head, Bullhead, Devil's Weed, Devil's Thorn, Tribulus terrestris, Bindii, Bulgarian Tribulus, Gokshura, Bai Ji Li (Chinese origin), Ci Ji Li (Chinese origin), Small Caltrops, Terrestris Vine, Zygophyllum tribulus

Tribulus terrestris can be cultivated in temperate climates, thriving well in moderate conditions. In the wild, the plant matures over winter and sprouts anew in spring. It can also be germinated at home by soaking the seeds in water—once the young plant reaches about 5 cm, it can be transplanted outdoors as weather permits. Tribulus terrestris grows rapidly.