Body Attack Tribulus 150 capsule

Heard in bodybuilding and weight training TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS as a plant extract one of the most popular nutritional supplements. We have developed a TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS product with maxi caps specifically according to the wishes of iron athletes, so that you can absorb a larger amount of TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS with just a few capsules. Two capsules of BODY ATTACK Tribulus provide 1600 mg of TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS extract. Of this, 960 mg consists of saponins. Saponins are among the secondary plant substances that have become just as important in nutritional science as vitamins. The saponin content is also an important indication for many iron athletes as to whether Tribulus is a high-quality plant extract. That's why we have listed the saponin value per serving.

• 1600 mg Tribulus Terrestris extract
• With vitamin B5
• With zinc for testosterone levels

What else works in the BODY ATTACK Tribulus?

Many bodybuilders and strength athletes look for nutritional supplements to build muscle. The focus is primarily on a protein-focused diet, with protein shakes being preferred as a supplement to the daily diet. In addition, enough vitamin B5 must be included in the daily diet, because the vitamin contributes to the normal synthesis and metabolism of steroid hormones and vitamin D. Every strength athlete and bodybuilder knows that our body's own steroid hormones have a major influence on muscle building. But little attention is paid to vitamin D, even though vitamin D plays a role in cell division and even contributes to maintaining normal muscle activity, for example during muscle building training.

In addition, the Tribulus contains the important mineral zinc, which helps maintain normal testosterone levels in the blood during strenuous training phases and diet phases. Like vitamin B5, zinc also has a function in cell division (=growth) and it also contributes to the formation of new body and muscle proteins. The prerequisite for new protein formation is a high calorie intake in the daily diet. However, this should in turn provide enough proteins because, in conjunction with intensive training, they are essential for muscle growth.