Supports Cardiovascular Health
Tocotrienols supports healthy blood pressure levels and enhances endothelial function
Reduces Inflammation
Inhibits inflammatory pathways and reduces c-reactive protein
Maintain Healthy Blood Sugar Levels
Improve insulin sensitivity by supporting healthy glucose metabolism. It also supports pancreatic beta-cell function
Maintain Healthy Cholesterol Levels
Reduce LDL (bad) cholesterol by up to 18% and lowers triglycerides by up to 14%
Supports Cognitive Function
Enhances memory and learning and improves mental clarity and focus
Supports Immune System Function
Enhances Immune Cell Function and maintains immune system balance
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8-Potent Nitric Oxide Boosting Ingredients:
Ginseng
Tribulus is widely known for its use as an aphrodisiac in traditional medicine. One study performed with Tribulus and elite Rugby players showed that Tribulus "significantly increased strength and fat-free mass."
Maca Root
Tribulus is widely known for its use as an aphrodisiac in traditional medicine. One study performed with Tribulus and elite Rugby players showed that Tribulus "significantly increased strength and fat-free mass."
Annatto Tocotrienols
Clinical studies show that 250mg daily of annatto tocotrienols can significantly improve cholesterol profiles within just 4 weeks.
Hawthorn Berries
Tribulus is widely known for its use as an aphrodisiac in traditional medicine. One study performed with Tribulus and elite Rugby players showed that Tribulus "significantly increased strength and fat-free mass."
Ashwagandha
Tribulus is widely known for its use as an aphrodisiac in traditional medicine. One study performed with Tribulus and elite Rugby players showed that Tribulus "significantly increased strength and fat-free mass."
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Constructor of (Golden Gym)
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Bibliographic References
- 01. Laugier R, Bernard JP Changes in pancreatic exocrine secretion with age (2012): 1179-1187.
- 02. Fasano A, Shea-Donohue T: Mechanisms of disease: the role of intestinal barrier function in the gastrointestinal.
- 03. Chafetz, Michael D. Nutrition and neurotransmitters: the nutrient bases of behavior. Prentice Hall, 1990.
- 03. Laugier R, Bernard JP Changes in pancreatic exocrine secretion with age (2012): 1179-1187.
- 05. Fasano A, Shea-Donohue T: Mechanisms of disease: the role of intestinal barrier function in the gastrointestinal.
- 06. Chafetz, Michael D. Nutrition and neurotransmitters: the nutrient bases of behavior. Prentice Hall, 1990.
