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Pansari Originals Gokhru (Tribulus Terrestris) | Bada Gokhru | Raw Herb Product Description: Gokhru, also known as Tribulus terrestris or Bada Gokhru, is a revered Ayurvedic herb recognized for its powerful rejuvenating, immunity-boosting, and aphrodisiac qualities. The name “Gokshura” is derived from Sanskrit: ‘Go’ meaning cow and ‘Aakshura’ meaning hoof, a reference to the hoof-like shape of its fruit. Traditionally used to promote strength, stamina, and vitality, Gokhru is especially valued for male wellness, urinary health, and energy enhancement. When combined with Ashwagandha, it’s known to enhance athletic performance, making it a preferred herb among bodybuilders and active individuals. Its natural diuretic (Mutral) and cooling (Sita) properties also make it useful in managing urinary disorders and prostate health. Key Benefits: Gokhru may help support: Improved stamina and athletic performance due to its energy-enhancing and aphrodisiac properties Male reproductive health and may aid in managing erectile dysfunction Strengthening of penile tissues and improved erection quality Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) – helps reduce swelling, discomfort, and frequent urination Urinary tract health, supporting detoxification through increased urine flow Balance of Tridoshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) as per Ayurvedic principles Other Names: Bada Gokhru, Bara Gokhru, Gokshura, Gokshuru, Gokhru Kanti, Pila Gokhru, Vilayati Gokhru, Brhat-Goksura, Srngatika, Nerunchil, Perunerunci, Fareed-Buti, Anai-Nerunji, Kutavukari, Matikam, and many more across different regions and languages. Usage Recommendation: Traditionally used in decoctions, churnas, or formulations, Gokhru is often combined with other Ayurvedic herbs like Ashwagandha or Shilajit for maximum effectiveness. Safety & Storage Instructions: Store in a cool and dry place away from moisture. Avoid direct sunlight and do not refrigerate. Keep contents in an airtight container after opening. To be used under medical supervision, especially if pregnant, nursing, or under treatment.