Tribulus is an herb native to the warmer regions of Europe, Asia, Australia and Africa. Tribulus can even be found in some regions of North America, however, there is speculation as to whether it is native to the continent or was introduced to the region. Surprisingly, it is considered a pesky weed in many areas despite the array of benefits it offers to those who use it. Tribulus is a small, leafy plant boasting bright yellow flowers. Tribulus played an important role in Traditional Chine Medicine and Ayurveda, the traditional medicine practiced in India, for thousands of years.Tribulus is an herb native to the warmer regions of Europe, Asia, Australia and Africa. Tribulus can even be found in some regions of North America, however, there is speculation as to whether it is native to the continent or was introduced to the region. Surprisingly, it is considered a pesky weed in many areas despite the array of benefits it offers to those who use it.  Research on the benefits of tribulus is limited, however, it still remains a favorite herb among both men and women and is especially popular among bodybuilders. 

Tribulus is also known as; Abrojo, Abrojos, Al-Gutub, Baijili, Bindii, Bulgarian Tribulus Terrestris, Caltrop, Cat's-Head, Ci Ji Li, Common Dubbletjie, Croix-de-Malte, Devil's-Thorn, Devil's-Weed, Épine du Diable, Escarbot, Espigón, German Tribulus Terrestris, Goathead, Gokantaka, Gokhru, Gokshur, Gokshura, Nature's Viagra, Puncture Vine, Puncture Weed, Qutiba, Small Caltrops, Tribule, Tribule Terrestre, Tribulis, Tribulis Terrestris, Tribulus, Tribulus terrestris.

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