Saw Palmetto 160mg 100 Caps from K-Max

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Saw Palmetto 160mg 100 Caps from K-Max

Saw Palmetto 160mg 100 Caps from K-Max

Saw Palmetto is prostate formula can have a therapeutic effect on the neck of the bladder and prostate in men. It may also help in treating an enlarged or weakened prostate gland. Saw Palmetto can be a great product to take for those individuals suffering from bladder dysfunction or for those with prostate problems. Saw palmetto is a standardized extract from the berries of saw palmetto trees. Native Americans have consumed the fruit of Palmetto tree for a long time. Recent studies suggest that extracts of the plant may be beneficial in the management of specific health concerns. Saw palmetto is a popular remedy for urinary tract disorders, particularly in males. It is often said that any man who lives long enough will suffer prostate problems. Saw palmetto berries and extracts may ease prostate symptoms. Historically, the saw palmetto berries were also used in the treatment of genito-urinary tract problems. Saw Palmetto is primarily used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), an enlargement of the prostate gland that affects about half of all men older than fifty. BPH is a noncancerous growth of the prostate gland. If the prostate grows in mature men, it pinches the urethra, or urine tube, and problems begin, including painful urination and frequent nighttime trips to the bathroom. Researchers estimate that BPH affects about ten million men in the United States -- some in their forties, half of all men older than fifty, and four out of every five men older than eighty. Research conducted in Europe since the beginning of the 1980's shows that saw palmetto reduced by nearly 50 percent the number of times BPH sufferers had to get up to go to the bathroom during the night and significantly reduced painful of difficult urination. More recently, researchers compared a saw palmetto extract with finasteride, the conventional BPH drug. The study involved 1,098 men diagnosed with BPH, and researchers concluded that both treatments relieved BPH symptoms in about two-thirds of the men. But while the finasteride reduced the prostate size it also decreased sex drive and potency. Saw palmetto didn't show a significant reduction in prostate size, but the men taking the herb did not see a deduction in sex drive or impotency. Before scientists turned their microscopes to saw palmetto, Native Americans used the berries as a general tonic and to treat impotence. HISTORICAL USES

low libido

Increase lactation

Infertility in women

Thyroid deficiency

Atrophy of the testes

Supports prostate health

Treats urinary tract disorders

Mildly sedative to the nervous system

Stimulates hair growth in men

Appetite stimulant; improves digestion

Painful periods, tonic for ovarian function

The extract acts as an anti-inflammatory agent

Nutritional information (per serving)
One capsule contains:
Saw Palmetto extract 160 mg Suggested Usage:
Take one or two capsules with meals as a dietary supplement, or as directed by your physician. Natural color and flavor. No sugar, yeast, wax and preservatives.
Store in a cool, dry place.
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. Made in USA

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