[Cool]

Any body know about this? It's the main ingrediant in Thermo-life T-bol. Can we find it in bulk? (Even though Thermolife claims to have the "only source" in existence)

[Truth Speaker]

Originally Posted by Cool

Any body know about this? It's the main ingrediant in Thermo-life T-bol. Can we find it in bulk? (Even though Thermolife claims to have the "only source" in existence)

For sure you cant find it yet. As I told you, we bought up the current world supply. Seems that all of a sudden supply sites and trade sites are listing demand for it like crazy so more than likely some will claim to have it and just send terrestris and others might grow some in a year or two but as of now we have all that was available worldwide AND we filed a patent on it for testosterone enhancement, increased physical capacity, accelerated recovery times, and a host of other things and we will do our best to prevent anyone from using it for these purposes unless they buy it from us (that is what patents are all about). We are also in the process of standardizing and identifying the most potent compounds in T. Alatus for future reference, further product development, and third party testing to properly identify T. Alatus. For now you are going to just have to buy some T-BOL. That is the only way you are going to get any T. Alatus right now.

[Cool]

"From what I know its a form of Tribulus from India.

I dont think it varies 2 much from Tribulus Terrestris.

What makes Tribulus different isnt the word after "Tribulus" its the part of the plant extracted (root, stem, arial, fruit, etc) and where it grows (USA, India, Bulgaria, etc).

The soil and weather have more to do with the outcome than the whatever name you want to call the plant.

Its like panax ginseng or Maca."

This is Chuck Diesel's response to MY question about it. I think most would agree that he has extensive knowledge of trib and herbal test boosters. Interesting. When will T-bol be available? I am very interested in some reviews.

[Truth Speaker]

Originally Posted by Cool

"From what I know its a form of Tribulus from India.

I dont think it varies 2 much from Tribulus Terrestris.

What makes Tribulus different isnt the word after "Tribulus" its the part of the plant extracted (root, stem, arial, fruit, etc) and where it grows (USA, India, Bulgaria, etc).

The soil and weather have more to do with the outcome than the whatever name you want to call the plant.

Its like panax ginseng or Maca."

This is Chuck Diesel's response to MY question about it. I think most would agree that he has extensive knowledge of trib and herbal test boosters. Interesting. When will T-bol be available? I am very interested in some reviews.

Hate to cast a shadow on Chuck since I know him and I like him but he his statements are not very accurate regarding T Alatus.

Point in fact:

http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?scri...ng=e!n&nrm=iso

[BryanM]

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1...?dopt=Abstract



DHEA...

[Cool]

Originally Posted by BryanM

Phytochemicals and the breakthrough of traditional...[Int J Androl. 2000] - PubMed Result



DHEA...

So accoding to that, soil is important regarding potency. It doesn't mention alatus though.

[BryanM]

Originally Posted by Cool

So accoding to that, soil is important regardong potency. It doesn't mention alatus though.

Read why tribulus is effective at all in the study....

Converts to DHEA nothing more

[Cool]

Originally Posted by BryanM

Read why tribulus is effective at all in the study....

Converts to DHEA nothing more

So according to that, skip the trip and go straight DHEA (which most say is worthless, but apparently not from that study).