Tribulus tincture, propolis & organic honey

Tribulus tincture spray for easy use

It is used for its antidepressant, aphrodisiac, and tonic properties, but mainly for its contribution to testosterone activation. It works by increasing luteinizing hormone (LH) levels, which sends the starting signal for testosterone production in the body. This is why tribulus is so popular among thousands of athletes worldwide, as it supports their training by helping build muscle, increase strength, vitality, and post-workout recovery.

It is a natural product that contains no hormones, which is why it is widely used by professional athletes and is considered the “natural Viagra,” as it helps stimulate the secretion of hormones related to sexual desire.

In men, it acts by increasing sperm motility, spermatogenesis, testosterone production, and erection.

In women, it boosts sexual mood, improves reproductive function and ovulation. It has been observed that it may reduce the psychosomatic problems caused by menopause, such as insomnia, nervousness, apathy, hypersensitivity, and hot flashes. Botanists in Europe, China, and India use it as a natural remedy to reduce blood pressure and high cholesterol. Traditionally, it has been used for nervous disorders, constipation, and the treatment of certain types of headaches. It is also considered a good digestive aid and is believed to help with dizziness and the common cold.

Safe use

Add 8–10 drops of the tincture to half a glass of water and drink the same amount three times daily (morning, noon, and evening).

It can be taken for an unlimited period without side effects. However, it is recommended to take short breaks of about 10 days after the first two or three months of continuous use. It should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or if you have a prostate problem or are taking antidepressant or antidiabetic medication. It should not be taken by people suffering from severe stomach ulcers or liver disorders, and never without a doctor’s approval.