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| Registered User | Tribulus Alatus in Thermolife T-BOL Never heard of this before. Tribulus Alatus: Tribulus Terrestris was used successfully for years in many successful test-boosting products such us Tribosten and Thermolife was proud to be the first company to isolate the active protodioscin from Tribulus Terrestris and develop a standard for it. However progress moves on and better compounds are always found. So we are proud to introduce to the world the successor of Tribulus Terrestris, Tribulus Alatus, exclusive and patent pending to Thermolife International. A plant with many beneficial medicinal properties, such as hypoglycemic and hypolipidemic(1) , Tribulus Alatus is not only rich in Saponins found also in Tribulus Terrestris but also contains 6 novel steroidal saponins which S.A.R. research shows them to be much, much more potent than those found in Tribulus Terrestris(2). Not only that, but a study on rats treated with Tribulus Alatus fruit extract (same kind of extract we use in T-BOL) exhibited an increase of mean free serum testosterone levels of up to 520%!!!(3) This outshines not only Tribulus Terrestris but any natural compound used for testosterone increase and tested on rats. Last edited by B5150 : 09-07-2008 at 11:10 AM. Reason: Mod Edit: Removed link |
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| Registered User | I'd love to here some other people's opinion on this as well. Phat not fat... OK, fat. |
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| Registered User | I would have liked to see some higher dosses on some of the actives but I'll give it a shot. Would you rather live one day as lion or a lifetime as a mouse. Stand for something and dont fall for everything. |
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| Registered User | Two decent articles i found after a quick pubmed search. will see if they have in more articles in-house i can post. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1...ubmed_RVDocSum http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1...ubmed_RVDocSum Iron is my greatest friend. Iron never freaks out on me, never runs. Friends come and go, but 200lbs will always be 200lb. ~ Henry Rollins Ralph4u2c is a fictitious character so far fetched that my name isn't even Ralph and in no way reflects the views of Thermolife --- Thermolife Rep. |
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| Registered User | Wonder how this compares to Triblosin. Also the dose seems awful low. |
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Phat not fat... OK, fat. | |
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| Registered User | Tribulus products always seem to be way underdosed and way overpriced. Trib always has had mixed reviews, some people like it some don't. Most studies done with tribulus involve rats, as opposed to humans so take it with a grain of salt, doesn't seem worth the $$ for a questionable product. |
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| raça pura | anyone have tried the product yet? |
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| Registered User | I don't think it's out yet. Phat not fat... OK, fat. |
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| Registered User | SAN endotest is not under-dosed....for a trib product. I'd take it over this any day. Better yet, stick to isht that works, like icariin and nettle. |
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24. Chiu JH, et al. ?Epimedium brevicornum Maxim extract relaxes rabbit corpus cavernosum through multitargets on nitric oxide/cyclic guanosine monophosphate signaling pathway.? Int J Impot Res., 18(4), (2006): Pages 335-42. 25. D Naeyer A, et al. ?Estrogenic activity of a polyphenolic extract of the leaves of Epimedium brevicornum.? Fitoterapia, 76(1), (2005): Pages 35-40. Iron is my greatest friend. Iron never freaks out on me, never runs. Friends come and go, but 200lbs will always be 200lb. ~ Henry Rollins Ralph4u2c is a fictitious character so far fetched that my name isn't even Ralph and in no way reflects the views of Thermolife --- Thermolife Rep. | ||
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| Registered User | since icariin has evolved and has gotten stronger, i think it would be a potent stack to use bulk icariin with T-bol..actually may have to try that soon but the product works great solo. i would post the full writeup of the product which explains a lot and gives details behind each ingredient, as well as why we didnt go with other popular ingredents but since we are no longer sponsors here i do not want to step on any other company sponsor's toes or break any rules. also, we can not do any giveaways here to let you guys try the product and get some feedback so please do not ask. you are more than welcome to purchase the product when it comes out at nutraplanet and review it yourself though. thanks guys, hope you understand. Iron is my greatest friend. Iron never freaks out on me, never runs. Friends come and go, but 200lbs will always be 200lb. ~ Henry Rollins Ralph4u2c is a fictitious character so far fetched that my name isn't even Ralph and in no way reflects the views of Thermolife --- Thermolife Rep. |
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| Registered User | Tribulus Terrestris, Tribulus Alatus (T-Bol), Tribulus Acquaticus (Prime)... Tribulus, the miraculous herb ![]() Hey, when Tribulus Aericus, or Tribulus Anabolicus?? |
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| Registered User | From my experiences, I'd say T-Bol is a kick ass product. Xtreme_Jordan @ comcast .net Super Cissus Rx™ sponsored by USPlabs™ You can't inject intensity... OVERCOME |
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| Registered User | Hey, does it finally live up to claims of being better than d-bol. Oh, no, wait, that was ecdysterones that did that. Maybe one day they will find the right species of trib or even ecdy that will deliver on some of the promises of yore. Perhaps T-bol is that product but most aren't holding their collective breaths. The advancement of technology can never hope to overcome the disease of nostalgia. |
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