Triverex makes an interesting claims. According to the claims, it targets the three critical areas of sexual health and performance: mood, blood flow and stamina.
Wow.
I must say that the claim is very different from the competing products. What’s more, it’s formulated by a so-called expert in alternative medicine, Dr. Mark Moyad. However, that should not be the reasoon for you to forget about due diligence.
So let’s get back to the product itself. What’s inside Triverex?
L-Citrulline: is an non-essential acid amino commonly found in watermelon. It’s also produced naturally by the body. L-Citruline is often used to aid diabetes, erectile dybsfuction, hypertension, enhance athelic performance, and increase energy. A recent study shows that it may relax blood vessels and increase libido, though more clinical trials are needed to validate its effects on sexual functions.
Epimedium: also known as Horny Goat Weed, it is a popular herbal aphrodisiac in Asia. Doctors in China used the weed in patients to aid erectile dysfunction, alleviate fatigue, and as sexual enhancer. According to a lab study conducted in Italy, the herb shows potential as herbal alternative to impotence drugs.
Maca: traditionally, Maca is used by the native South American to increase strenght, stamina, sexual function and libido. Today, Maca supplements are getting popular as sex booster. The clinical trials performed by a university in Peru have shown that Maca extract can heigthen libido and improve semen quality.
Eurycoma Longifolia: commonly called Tongkat Ali, it’s known to be potent sexual enhancer. In few scientific studies, it has been shown to exhibit positive effects to sexual functions. The thing is, the company behind Triverex does not state the source of Tongkat Ali contents. Although Tongkat Ali is the native plant to Malaysia (and also Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand), but a high percentange of Tongkat Ali products from this country are found to be contaminated! In addition, large number of Tongkat Ali supplements sold over the internet are counterfeit products!
Please note that I am not suggesting the Tongkat Ali in Triverex is fake. However, I think the company should include information on the ingredient source and facility where Triverex is manufactured.
The missing link: according to the official website of Triverex, the product “has been subject of seven impresive human clinical studies.” However, the company does not publish the related documents to validate the claims. In addition, the only way you can reach the company is by toll-free number or form submit.
Triverex free trial scam? The company offer “free sample” with the “Triverex Quick Start Program”. You are required to pay $9.95 for 20 day supply. If you don’t cancel after 20 days, you will be billed every three month. That’s right: you are automatically enrolled in auto-ship program unless you cancel. Few customers complained that they observed unauthorized charged and couldn’t obtain refund. Take a look:
(Source: scambook.com)
Sometimes, the complaints may be due to miscommunication. I think 20 days are too short to evaluate a product. One reminder though: be sure to opt out before the trial period ends if you are not happy with the product.
Bottom line?
Triverex does contain few proven ingredients that can improve sexual health being, though there’s no evidence exist to justify the claims. Until its effectviness is proven, I’d give Triverex a miss.
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