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

 

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2,000 LBS OF OVER-THE-GROUND PART OF THE PLANT TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS
RESULT IN 36 POUNDS OF EXTRACT

250 mg of the extract, plus binders, fillers, stabilizers are used per tablet.

For tablet contents refer to this document: Content of One Tablet

 
2,000 lbs (907 kg) of Raw Material = 36 lbs (16.32 kg) of Extract
Tribulus Raw Material Tribestan(R) Extract

A sample of 50 g of substance