Research suggests Tribulus terrestris may help manage blood sugar and cholesterol levels in people with type 2 diabetes. Many of today’s popular dietary supplements come from plants that have been ...

Tribulus terrestris is aplant that grows in many countries across the world, and is sometimes eaten if food is scarce. Its hairy stems spread along the ground to produce yellow, five-petaled flowers.

Mention aphrodisiac plants and few people cite Tribulus terrestris, commonly called puncture vine. But that’s changing as evidence accumulates that a leaf extract of this attractive ground-cover helps ...

This week, I want to start by appreciating those who have been sending texts asking for the seedlings of Picralima nitida (Abere) to plant in their homes. It shows my discussion on having home ...

Tribulus Terrestris, derived from Latin word for trouble, is a low-growing plant that produces fruits enclosed in spines. It is commonly known as Puncture Vine due to its spiky seeds and pods which ...

India (Bombay Presidency): leaves boiled in water and mixed with salt, and chili peppers if available. A weed on waste, sandy soils; (Madras Presidency): leaves eaten as greens. The fruits are also ...

Tribulus terrestris, a plant long employed in traditional medicine, boasts benefits such as enhancing libido, promoting fertility, and facilitating overall wellness. In recent times, it has often been ...

Ayurveda is a rich reserve of medicinal herbs. It has something for every problem. Tribulus Terrestris or Gokshura or Devil’s weed is a small plant with big medicinal benefits. This herb is majorly ...