What is it Tribulus terrestris ?
The Gokshura is a medicinal plant scientifically known as Tribulus terrestris. It is widely used in traditional medicine, especially in Ayurveda and traditional Chinese medicine, to treat various ills and improve general health. This plant is particularly famous for its effects on the urogenital system and reproductive health.
The different names of Tribulus terrestris
- Tribulus terrestris - The scientific name of the plant.
- Puncture Vine - A common name in English, referring to its thorny fruits that can pierce the tires.
- Caltrop - Another English name, also with reference to the thorny form of its fruit.
- Goat's Head - English name that describes the particular form of its fruits, which resemble a goat head.
- Bindii - Name used in Australia, especially to designate the local variety that tends to grow in lawns and parks.
- Cat's Head - Another English descriptive name that refers to the form of its fruit.
- Devil's Eyelashes and Devil's Thorn - Dramatic English names that describe the sharp aspect of fruit.
- Bullhead - English name used to describe the robust and resistant shape of the plant.
- Burra Gokharu - Name used in some parts of India.
- Ci Ji Li - Chinese plant name.
The origins of Tribulus terrestris
The Gokshura (Tribulus terrestris) is a plant that originates from warm and temperate regions throughout the world, especially in India, in China, in parts of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. It is an extremely adaptable plant that grows in various habitats, including in desert climates and Mediterranean regions.
In Africa and the Middle East, the plant is used both for its medicinal properties and for its ability to survive in dry environments. It is recognized for its use in treatment of infertility and various sexual dysfunctions.
The Tribulus terrestris is also widespread in North America and Australia, where it was introduced. In these regions, it is often considered a weed because of its high adaptive capacity and rapid growth in various environments.
What are the benefits of Gokshura ?
The Gokshura brings many benefits, including on male health and vitality.
Benefits on sexual health
Gokshura is deemed to be stimulate libido and improve sexual function both men and women. It is often used to treat erectile dysfunction, increase testosterone level and improve male fertility.
It is also known for its ability to influence the level of testosterone. Although scientific evidence is mixed, some studies suggest that Gokshura may slightly increase testosterone levels in some users, especially those with initially low levels. For that tongkat ali is generally recommended.
Testosterone and sport
With increased levels of testosterone, users can experience improved strength and increased muscle mass growth. Testosterone is crucial for muscle development and recovery after exercise.
Gokshura is often included in supplements intended for athletes as it is expected to increase energy levels, improve endurance and help muscle recovery after exercise.
Treat urinary problems
This plant is also used to treat various plants urinary problems, including urinary tract infections and kidney stones. It helps to soothe the urinary tract membrane and can help eliminate kidney stones.
Cardiovascular and anti-inflammatory health
Gokshura can contribute to the health of the heart by lowering blood pressure and improving blood circulation through its diuretic and vasodilator properties.
The plant is used for reduce inflammation and act as a natural analgesic, which can be beneficial in the treatment of joint pain and other types of pain.
Ingredients and dosage
Each 480 mg capsule contains 250 mg Tribulus terrestris.
A bottle contains 60 capsules.
Other ingredient: Microcrystalline Cellulose, Calcium Hydrogen Phosphare Dihydrate, Colloidal Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate.
Our food supplement is certified Halal.
Attention to counterfeitings that can exist on this product.
Take a capsule twice a day, during the meal.
Capsules 100% vegetable.
Perfectly and ideally compatible with the complement Kapikachhu Mucuna pruriens.
