Description
Tribulus Terrestris Supplement | APS Nutrition Tribulus 1500
Looking for one of the strongest Tribulus Terrestris Hormone supplements on the market? Tribulus 1500 by APS Nutrition contains some of the most unprecedented levels of Tribulus Terrestris extract and Protodioscin to help support Hormone production, increase libido, and more!
Tribulus 1500 contains the Tribulus Terrestris Herb Extract, which is commonly used in the supplement industry for enhancing athletic performance, raising libido, and providing Hormone support. This Tribulus Terrestris Extract in Tribulus 1500 is designed to help support your Testosterone levels, which in turn helps increase Muscle performance, strength, and libido. The thing that separates Tribulus 1500 from the rest of the Tribulus Terrestris supplements on the market is its formula. Tribulus 1500 contains Tribulus Terrestris extract that is standardized for a minimum 90% total Steroidal Saponins- Containing Furostanol saponins quantified as Protodioscin. This means that Tribulus Terrestris contains an unprecedented level of Protodioscin, an important ingredient that 99% of other products leave out or don't include enough of.
APS Nutrition Tribulus 1500 Benefits
- Helps Increase Muscle Size & Strength
- Supports Normal Hormone Production
- Promotes Increased Libido & Stamina
- Helps Increase Testosterone Levels
- Provides Hormone Support
- Helps Increase LH Levels
How Do I Take APS Nutrition Tribulus 1500?
Take as a dietary supplement. APS Nutrition recommends taking two (2) Capsules one to two times per day on an empty Stomach. Take 8-12 hours apart. Do not take more than four (4) Capsules daily.
APS Nutrition Tribulus 1500 Warnings & Side Effects
This product is only intended to be consumed by healthy adults 18 years of age or older. Pregnant or nursing women should not use this product. Please read entire label before taking this product. Store in a cool, dry place.
References
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Yi TG, Yeoung YR, Choi IY, Park NI. Transcriptome analysis of Asparagus officinalis reveals genes involved in the biosynthesis of rutin and protodioscin. PLoS One. 2019;14(7):e0219973. Published 2019 Jul 22. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0219973
