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◊ Tribestan
◊ (Tribulus Terrestris L.)


◊	Tribulus Clinical Study
◊	Tribulus Introduction
◊	Tribulus Chemical & Physical Properties
◊	Tribulus Pharmacological studies
◊	Tribulus Clinical trials
◊	Tribulus Studies in Females with Endocrine Sterility and Postmenopausal Syndrome
◊	Tribulus Table of contents
◊	Tribulus References

◊	Tribulus Company Documentation
◊	Summary on Tribestan (Tribulus)
◊	Tribulus Pharmacokinetic Studies
◊	Tribulus Effect on some Hormone Concentrations
◊	Tribulus Clinical testing
◊	Tribulus Clinical treatment in women with Climacteric Syndrome
◊	Tribulus Studies on Females with Endocrine Sterility
◊	Comparative study on Tribulus preparations

◊	The Author
◊	Tribulus Application

◊	Distributors
◊	Side effect

1. CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Tribestan is an original Bulgarian phytochemical product of plan origin. The active components are non-steroidal saponins of furostanol type, isolated from the plant Tribulus terrestris L. It has been standardized on the basis of the main compound protodioscine (not less than 45% of the total quantity).

The substance is yellow-brown amorphous powder with specific aroma and bitter taste; soluble in water, sparingly soluble in methyl alcohol and insoluble in chloroform.