Not all Bulgarian Tribulus is created equal!
Tribestan Worldwide are the pioneers in sourcing the REAL Bulgarian Tribulus brands which are made in Bulgaria!
Bulgarian Tribulus truly is a ground breaking extract but we can not stress enough how it has to be harvested and grown under the correct conditions and in the correct climate to ensure purity and potency. Tribestan are prime examples of REAL Bulgarian Tribulus. Remember not all Bulgarian Tribulus is created equal! Read on……
Over 4,000 companies worldwide are selling Tribulus right now, but the number of companies that really know how to make Tribulus can be counted with the number of fingers on one hand.
There are limited resources of bulgarian tribulus in the country of bulgaria and the climate in this country is perfect for growing tribulus crops which are carefully harvested only a few times a year. Over recent years many companies have jumped on the bandwagon by mass producing Tribulus. The market is now flooded with manufacturers of Indian and Chinese products which do not have the same pharmacological and physiological properties as the Bulgarian Tribulus terrestris because they are not grown in the correct conditions and not harvested properly. These products are simply not effective!
Over recent years the consumer has been confused with various brands offering protodioscin content between 50% and 90%. The consumer automatically gets attracted to these high percentages but does not understand the ingredients.
The truth is there are various active ingredients in Tribulus Terrestris called saponins. Saponins contain only a handful of active ingredients. Included in these Saponins are protodioscin and protogracillin together with other key active ingredients, protodioscin being the main active ingredient.
Many companies do not differentiate between saponins and protodioscin. The level of protodioscin can not go over 45%, but saponins can. In order for companies to sell more of their products they write 80%-90%of protodioscin but what is advertised is the percentage of saponins. You will have noticed that many tribulus products have been took off the world market since 2011 due to these false claims!
