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Absolute best brand of Tribulus to buy for PCT?
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macrophage69alpha
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1. tribulus does not stimulate LH
2. tribulus does not increase testosterone
3. tribulus may have Nitric Oxide related impact
4. tribulus saponins are likely estrogenic
5. libido effects from tribulus are not due to androgenic activity
2. tribulus does not increase testosterone
3. tribulus may have Nitric Oxide related impact
4. tribulus saponins are likely estrogenic
5. libido effects from tribulus are not due to androgenic activity
turbogreek
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macrophage69alpha said:
thanks mac
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kjm94
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yeh i have heard from many-a-sources that tribulus is bullllll%*$%....does nothing for you
sounds like every MuscleTech supplement out there haha
sounds like every MuscleTech supplement out there haha
ScienceGeek
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Many swear by Tribestan. I use it with maca for PCT, but it's with short cycles. That said, I sprouted hair on my arms and shoulders the first time I took it (I was totally clean) so it stimulates something (FSH?).
macrophage69alpha
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there have been "batches" of tribulus that were amazingly effective. had some like this in 97'. it was a black dark oil powder, it was almost certainly "spiked". with what???
this is why everyone used to swear by hotstuff, the spiked it with d-bol.
this is why everyone used to swear by hotstuff, the spiked it with d-bol.
the girl was glad anyway.macrophage69alpha
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note- did not say that libido effects were placebo, those effects have been noted in animals and humans. Though there is the concern that those effects are mediated by ER receptor activation.
karachi183
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^^^ for more respones and or opinions
macrophage69alpha
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Res Vet Sci. 1987 Nov;43(3):347-50. Related Articles, Links
A novel nigrostriatal dopaminergic disorder in sheep affected by Tribulus terrestris staggers.
Bourke CA.
New South Wales Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research and Veterinary Centre, Australia.
An investigation was carried out into the pathogenesis of a unique locomotory disorder of sheep. Thirty sheep which had exhibited clinical signs for more than 15 months were examined for the presence of muscle atrophy, limb paresis, and spontaneous rotational behaviour. A single large dose of levodopa was administered to 12 normal and 12 affected sheep, and the drug-related effects of sedation and excitation were monitored continuously for three hours. The striatum was removed from eight normal and eight affected sheep and assayed for dopamine (DA) and 3,4-dihydroxyphenylacetic acid (DOPAC). The findings of asymmetrical atrophy of pelvic limb extensor muscles, asymmetrical paresis of the limbs, a left:right dominance ratio of 50:50, spontaneous rotational behaviour, decreased response to levodopa loading, and decreased levels of DA (19 per cent reduction) and DOPAC (30 per cent reduction) in the striatum of affected sheep, were interpreted as indicative of a primary nigrostriatal dopaminergic disorder. It is suggested that a striatal presynaptic receptor malfunction has occurred.
A novel nigrostriatal dopaminergic disorder in sheep affected by Tribulus terrestris staggers.
Bourke CA.
New South Wales Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research and Veterinary Centre, Australia.
An investigation was carried out into the pathogenesis of a unique locomotory disorder of sheep. Thirty sheep which had exhibited clinical signs for more than 15 months were examined for the presence of muscle atrophy, limb paresis, and spontaneous rotational behaviour. A single large dose of levodopa was administered to 12 normal and 12 affected sheep, and the drug-related effects of sedation and excitation were monitored continuously for three hours. The striatum was removed from eight normal and eight affected sheep and assayed for dopamine (DA) and 3,4-dihydroxyphenylacetic acid (DOPAC). The findings of asymmetrical atrophy of pelvic limb extensor muscles, asymmetrical paresis of the limbs, a left:right dominance ratio of 50:50, spontaneous rotational behaviour, decreased response to levodopa loading, and decreased levels of DA (19 per cent reduction) and DOPAC (30 per cent reduction) in the striatum of affected sheep, were interpreted as indicative of a primary nigrostriatal dopaminergic disorder. It is suggested that a striatal presynaptic receptor malfunction has occurred.
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