What is tribulus terrestris?
Tribulus terrestris is a plant that grows naturally in Asia, Africa and Southern Europe. An extract rich in saponins, the characteristic plant compounds, is made from the fruit and leaves.
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Are you looking for a concentrated tribulus terrestris extract with a high saponin content? This Tribulus Terrestris Max by German Elite Nutrition provides 750 mg of extract per capsule, standardized to 95% saponins. A daily dose of six capsules thus reaches 4500 mg of extract per day. It is a well-known name among strength athletes and fitness enthusiasts who are looking for a pure plant-based formula to add to their stack, without fillers or flavorings.
Tribulus terrestris is a creeping plant, also known as bindii or puncture vine. It grows naturally in warm regions of Asia, Africa, and Southern Europe, often in dry, sandy soils. An extract is obtained from the fruit and leaves of the plant. The characteristic plant compounds it contains are called saponins: a group of glycosides naturally present in tribulus that give the plant a slightly bitter taste. In the traditional herbal medicine of India and China in particular, tribulus has been used for centuries. In modern sports nutrition, tribulus terrestris has become a staple in the test booster and herbal stack categories, often combined with other plant extracts. For tribulus, there are currently no authorized European health claims. We therefore describe the extract only as a plant substance, emphasizing its origin and composition, without attributing any effect to it. Many people wonder about its popularity. The answer lies primarily in its long tradition of use and the plant's place in herbal formulas for athletes.
The quality of a tribulus supplement is strongly linked to the saponin content of the extract. This content indicates what proportion of the extract consists of these characteristic plant compounds. For this product, it is 95%, making it one of the most concentrated variants on the market. Many cheaper products are around 40 to 60% saponins, sometimes less. If you convert it, a daily dose of 4500 mg of extract provides approximately 4275 mg of saponins. What many people don't know: the number behind the saponin content says more about the concentration than the number of milligrams of extract itself. A highly standardized extract means you get the same amount of active plant compounds with fewer capsules. The difference therefore lies in standardization, not just in dosage. Standardizing means that the manufacturer processes the extract so that each batch achieves the same saponin content. This way you know that with each jar you get the same concentration, instead of a content that varies depending on the harvest. For those who value a predictable product, this is an important distinction.
The jar contains only tribulus terrestris extract in a vegetable capsule of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC). No magnesium stearate, no flavorings, colorings or preservatives, and no genetically modified raw materials. This choice is deliberate: many athletes want to know exactly what they are consuming and prefer not to pay for additions they are not looking for. As the capsule is of plant origin, the product fits into a vegan and vegetarian diet. It contains no caffeine or sugars, so you can take it at any time of day without it disturbing your sleep. In short: a simple plant-based formula where the extract is central and nothing else dominates.
The recommended daily dose is six capsules, for example spread over two moments of the day, each time with sufficient water. Many users take a portion at breakfast and a portion later in the day, although there is no fixed time. A jar contains 180 capsules and is therefore sufficient for thirty days. As it is an isolated plant extract, tribulus terrestris easily combines with other products in a herbal or sports stack, from maca to an all-in-one formula. Athletes who want to use tribulus terrestris for a longer period have, with a month's supply per jar, a practical basis and do not have to reorder constantly. Take it as a supplement alongside a varied diet and respect the indicated daily dose. If you are unsure whether this product is suitable for you, for example due to taking medication or a medical condition, consult your doctor or pharmacist first.
In summary: this is a highly standardized tribulus terrestris extract with 95% saponins, 750 mg per capsule and 4500 mg per day, without unnecessary additives. A simple plant-based formula for those who create their own stack and value a high and consistent saponin content.
Each capsule provides 750 mg of Tribulus Terrestris extract. A daily dose of 6 capsules therefore provides 4500 mg of extract per day.
The extract is standardized to 95% saponins, the characteristic plant compounds of tribulus. This represents approximately 4275 mg of saponins per daily dose.
Without magnesium stearate, flavorings, colorings, or preservatives. Only the extract in a vegetable capsule, suitable for vegans.
One pot contains 180 capsules, enough for 30 days at a rate of 6 capsules per day. Convenient if you want to use tribulus for a longer period.
* Prozentsatz der Referenzaufnahme gemäß Verordnung (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.
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Tribulus terrestris is a plant that grows naturally in Asia, Africa and Southern Europe. An extract rich in saponins, the characteristic plant compounds, is made from the fruit and leaves.
Saponins are natural plant compounds (glycosides) found naturally in tribulus. This extract is standardised to 95% saponins, making it a concentrated variant.
The recommended daily dose is 6 capsules, for example divided into two intakes, with sufficient water. This corresponds to 4500 mg of extract per day.
No. The product contains no magnesium stearate, flavourings, colourings, preservatives, or GMO raw materials. Only the extract in a vegetable capsule.
The product is suitable for vegans and vegetarians, as the capsule is plant-based (HPMC). It contains no caffeine or sugars.
It means that 95% of the extract consists of saponins. The higher this content, the more concentrated the extract. Many cheaper products are around 40 to 60%.