Turkesterone extract is one of the main biologically active compounds naturally occurring in Ajuga turkestanica. The plant is used in traditional medicine due to its anabolic, adaptability, hepatoprotective and hypoglycemic activity.

The main effect of tuxosterone is to strengthen muscle strength, relieve stomach pain and protect against heart disease.

Turkesterone belongs to a class of compounds called ecdysone-an anabolic compound found in plants, arthropods and certain fungi that can regulate the molting and metamorphosis of insects and may also play a role in reproduction.

Turkesterone is extracted from a herbaceous deer root plant called Luezea Carthamoides (Leuzea Rpaponfica), which grows mainly in Eastern Europe (Part of Siberia) and Central Asia (Part of Siberia). Luezea plays an important role in improving memory, immunity, stamina, and relieving troubles. It is an ancient medicinal plant in Siberia.

Tuxosterone is one of the most biologically active ecdysteroids and is believed to be effective in assisting protein synthesis and metabolism. Due to the strong adaptability (body regulation ability) of this type of steroid, it may be banned in some sports situations, but it is a natural and traditional extract and nutrients, so it is not harmful to the human body.

High intensity exercise or any demanding physical activity requires efficient recovery and protein synthesis to ensure the effectiveness of the exercise, so adding some tucosterone to an athlete's diet can ensure that the body can work better .