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Supports joint health and improves mobilityActs as a powerful anti-inflammatory agentFacilitates natural detoxification processesSupports healthy skin and hairIncreases cellular energy and overall vitality
Pack of 60 capsules
Pack of 180 capsules
| Active ingredient | In daily dose | % Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Tribulus terrestris - plant extract standardized to 95% saponins | 450 mg | - |
Ingredients: Tribulus terrestris extract, capsule made of gelatin and water.
Activate energy and hormonal balance with Tribulus terrestris
If you lack energy, vitality and feel a drop in physical or mental performance, it may signal disrupted hormonal or metabolic balance. Stress, intense training and a fast-paced lifestyle can drain the body faster than it can recover. Tribulus terrestris harnesses the power of the traditional herb puncture vine to naturally support hormonal activity, physical condition and long-term vitality. A standardized extract with 95% saponins delivers a highly concentrated effect that helps the body function more efficiently, resiliently and in better balance.
Tribulus terrestris is rich in phytosaponins, which act as natural modulators of selected hormonal pathways. Traditionally it is associated with vitality, reproductive health and overall energy. Research suggests that the extract may influence luteinizing hormone activity and other endocrine mechanisms, indirectly contributing to hormonal balance and stable energy levels.
Tribulus supports libido, regeneration, physical vitality and mental well-being – with complex effects not strictly dependent on increasing testosterone levels. Phytosaponins help optimize metabolic processes involved in energy production, reduce fatigue and, thanks to antioxidant activity, protect cells from oxidative stress.
Take 1 capsule daily with a meal. Produced in Slovakia under controlled conditions and packed in a protective container that shields the contents from moisture and light. It is free from allergens, GMOs and synthetic additives.
Boost your vitality, performance and confidence the natural way. Give your body the power of a plant-based stimulant that respects your body’s own rhythms and processes.
I am very satisfied with this product. I have more energy and I sleep better. I recommend it!
I am satisfied because after taking the capsules I have a better physical condition. I recommend it to every athlete.
I have been taking Tribulus terrestris for a month now and I feel more energetic. It helps me especially with sports activities.
After a month of taking it, my blood pressure improved. A great product for the health of the cardiovascular system.
After three weeks of taking it, I feel a significant increase in strength and endurance during exercise. Excellent supplement for athletes!
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