Servings per Container 60 vegetarian capsules per bottle 500 mg. each

Reccommened Dosage - 1 Capsule two times daily

Ingredients: Each Capsule contains Saw Palmetto 45% extract 320 mg. Shilajit 20% extract 75 mg., Turmeric extract 50mg., Tribulus extract 30mg., Mucuna extract 20mg.

Indications:

This powerful combination of herbs brings together the potency of Saw Palmetto with the time tested Ayurvedic Herbs - Shilajit, Turmeric, Tribulus, and Mucuna. This unique and potent formula offers all of the benefits that a full spectrum standardized extract of Saw Palmetto delivers along with the time tested power of the Ayurvedic Herbs. Shilajit enhances the potency of the Saw Palmetto and provides a synergistic effect to the entire formula. Shilajit has been used for thousands of years in Ayurveda as an adjunct to a healthy prostate and urinary tract. Turmeric possesses powerful antioxidant properties and has been prescribed for years in the treatment of urinary tract diseases. Curcuminoids which are found within Turmeric (the botanical name for Turmeric is Curcuma longa) is so powerful that new research suggest that it may benefit both cancer and aids patients. Mucuna and Tribulus have long been used by Ayurvedic physicians in treating male diseases, as well as enlarged prostate. We are convinced that there is no more powerful combination of herbs available today, not only to treat the symptoms associated with enlarged prostate but in generally increasing the heath of men.

The Benefits of Saw Palmetto

Excretory System

Saw Palmetto (320 mg per day) alleviates the Frequent Urination that occurs as a side effect of Enlarged Prostate. research
Saw Palmetto (320 mg per day) alleviates the Painful Urination (Dysuria) that is associated with Enlarged Prostate.

Hair

Saw Palmetto (berry consumed orally) retards further Hair Loss in persons afflicted with Male Pattern Baldness (by inhibiting the conversion of Testosterone to Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) by the 5-Alpha-
Reductase enzyme) and Saw Palmetto (extract applied topically) also retards further Hair Loss in Male Pattern Baldness sufferers. research

Immune System

Saw Palmetto reduces the risk of Prostate Cancer by inhibiting the conversion of Testosterone to Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) within the Prostate and by inhibiting the binding of up to 50% of existing DHT to DHT Receptors on the Prostate. The Myristoleic Acid content of Saw Palmetto also directly stimulates the apoptosis and necrosis of Prostate Cancer cells. research

Musculoskeletal System

Saw Palmetto (320 mg per day) relaxes Smooth Muscle (primarily via the inhibition of Calcium influx into Smooth Muscle): research

Part of the beneficial effect of Saw Palmetto in the treatment of Enlarged Prostate relates to its ability to relax the Smooth Muscle at the Bladder outlet.

Sexual System (male)

Saw Palmetto (berries) alleviate Enlarged Prostate: research

Saw Palmetto inhibits the conversion of Testosterone to Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) in the Prostate and blocks the attachment of Dihydrotestosterone to cellular binding sites, subsequently increasing the breakdown and excretion of Dihydrotestosterone. research
Saw Palmetto reduces the activity of Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF) in the Prostate by up to 66% (excessive Prostate EGF activity has been implicated in Enlarged Prostate). research

Saw Palmetto also acts directly on the Prostate in cases of Enlarged Prostate to reduce the Pain and Inflammation associated with Enlarged Prostate (due to Lipids in Saw Palmetto).
Part of the beneficial effect of Saw Palmetto in the treatment of Enlarged Prostate relates to its ability to relax the Smooth Muscle at the Bladder outlet (thereby preventing the Urinary urgency and Frequent Urination that occurs in Enlarged Prostate patients).
In most cases of Enlarged Prostate, treatment with Saw Palmetto causes some results to become apparent after six to eight weeks, although maximum improvement normally does not occur until six months of Saw Palmetto treatment.

Saw Palmetto Inhibits these Potentially Toxic Substances

Enzymes

Saw Palmetto inhibits 5-Alpha Reductase (the enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of Testosterone to Dihydrotestosterone (DHT)). research

Growth Factors

Saw Palmetto reduces the activity of Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF) in the Prostate by up to 66% (excessive Prostate EGF activity has been implicated in Enlarged Prostate). research

Hormones

Saw Palmetto inhibits the conversion of Testosterone to Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) especially within the tissues of the Prostate Gland. It also inhibits the ability of Dihydrotestosterone to adhere to bind to Receptors within the Prostate. research

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