The exact mechanism is open to debate. Some studies suggest that the direct stimulation of testosterone precursor LH(Leutinizing hormone) is responsible for the effects of taking tribulus whilst others suggest there may in fact be a nitric oxidative effect (increased blood flow). Anecdotally we know that tribulus does effect and enhance libido

Tribulus stimulates the leutinizing hormone for men and the follicle stimulating hormone for in women. Excess or prolonged usage may lead to, irritability, acne and excess libido.

Tribulus may indirectly stimulate testosterone production via its action on the LH(Leutinizing hormone)

Tribulus has not been shown to effectively increase estrogen levels in humans. However there is much anecdotal evidence that tribulus also increases libido and drive in women

Tribulus terrestris is derived from a plant and is not a chemical compound or a steroid. The active ingredient in tribulus is responsible for its effectiveness. This active ingredient is often referred to as protodioscin/saponin or steroidal saponin which is not to be confused with steroids. The percentage of saponin is not important but the total mg is what provides the tribulus with the ultimate potency

Yes, in humans there is significant evidence to suggest that tribulus can and is often used to boost and enhance libido.

Encapsulated there is no taste. Tribulus capsules should not be chewed but swallowed.

Available in 1 size – 60 capsules which is approximately a 60 day supply depending on required usage.

Next Generation Supplements carries only pure tribulus as its prime ingredient. Negligible amounts of excipient ingredients are displayed on the label to cover the binding of the tribulus and ingredients in the capsule shell itself.

Tribulus can be stacked with any product(s) including products that may be used to increase libido, enhance libido and provide ‘normal’ libido levels for individuals. Normal referring to that individuals baseline levels. Apart from non-related products (IE: protein, creatine, bcaas) tribulus can also be stacked with zma, vitamin D and fenugreek as a few examples.

This is dependant on the capsules strength, dosage, saponin levels, personal requirements and your gender and age. Refer to label instructions. The lower the saponin is in milligrams generally the more tribulus is required to achieve the desired results.

Some may be however Next Generation Supplements tribulus capsules are not vegetarian or vegan friendly.

Tribulus terrestris is derived from a plant that is predominantly grown naturally.