TRIBULUS = FERTILITY & REPRODUCTION

[Officially Retired]

Usually these herbs work only in subjects that have problems due to age or other pathological reasons. If I were you I would first do a few tests to determine my general situation and then think about supplementation. Tribulus is well known for many years now in certain circles but it went mainstream after the sports nutrition gurus explored the field. Many athletes did not benefit at all from its use. Basically they tried to substitute HCG supplementation with tribulus.

Athletes benefiting athletically, and a man or woman benefiting fertility-wise, are two entirely different topics my friend.

In other words, a supplement benefiting anabolic hormones, and it benefiting leutenizing hormones, is not the same thing.

Like you, I have also read that tribulus may well have no benefits as a muscle-builder, but its reported benefits to fertility are pretty much unanimous.

If I was to use it, I would try to find original tribestan, I always prefer what has standarised quantities of the working substances since I feel that herbs collected from all over the world that developed in different environment, do not produce the same results.

I totally agree with your position on this. Good point.

Of course, because I think this way, for imediate results I would favor hcg, but this is another story.

I am not looking to run a bunch of hormones into either myself, or my girl, as there is no "problem" either one of us is having (that we know of). We have only just started talking about this subject and have just begun to "try" naturally. At this point, I am only interested in nutritional supplements, for both health as well as for increased likelihood of conception. We're both in great shape for our age and certainly are not in need of therapy at this point

Good luck reproducing a new young John, are you sure the world will be big enough for both of you ? lol.

LMAO, good point, and that is definitely something I should consider

My mom predicts that I will have a daughter "exactly like (I am)" ... who will worry me into baldness as a father

Cheers,

Jack