Gokharu extract (Tribulus terrestris, also known as Gokshura, Gokhru) – 50 g
Gokharu extract (Tribulus terrestris, also known as Gokshura, Gokhru) – 50 g
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Gokharu extract (Tribulus terrestris, also known as Gokshura, Gokhru) – 50 g
Tribulus terrestris extract (50 g) may support libido, fertility, metabolic health, and more. However, benefits are typically modest and vary between individuals. Start with 250–500 mg/day, and consult your healthcare provider—especially if you have liver/kidney issues, take medications (diabetes, blood pressure, or blood thinners), have prostate concerns, or during pregnancy/breastfeeding. Regular monitoring (e.g., liver and kidney function, hormone levels) is wise if taken long-term.
🌿 Key Uses & Benefits
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Aphrodisiac & Sexual Health
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Traditional use to boost libido, arousal, and sexual performance in men and women
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Studies report increased testosterone, improved erectile dysfunction, and greater sexual satisfaction in postmenopausal women taking 250 mg–1 g daily
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Fertility & Reproductive Support
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Animal research shows enhanced sperm count, motility, and Leydig cell function; in vitro studies support improved human sperm motility
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Blood Sugar & Lipid Control
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Clinical trial in diabetic women (1,000 mg/day, 3 months) saw reduced fasting glucose, total cholesterol, and LDL
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Lab and animal data suggest potential antidiabetic activity via enzyme inhibition (amylase/glucosidase) .
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Urinary & Kidney Health
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Acts as a diuretic and may prevent kidney stone formation in animal models
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Cardioprotective & Blood Pressure Effects
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May lower blood pressure and exhibit heart-protective effects via antioxidative saponins in animal studies
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Antioxidant, Anti-inflammatory, Antimicrobial
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Rich in saponins and flavonoids; shown to reduce inflammation (COX‑2, iNOS), oxidative stress, and inhibit bacterial/fungal growth
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Possible Other Effects
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May offer pain relief, mood enhancement, immunomodulation, anticancer, neuroprotective actions—mainly in vitro/animal forms
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