Complete Prostate PM

Main Ingredients:

• Vitamin C
• Zinc
• Saw Palmetto
• Turmeric
• GABA
• Valerian Root
• Ashwagandha Extract
• Prune Powder
  Melatonin
• Probiotic Blend

Saw Palmetto – has been seen as one of the most effective natural remedies for easing prostate swelling and even preventing the inflammation of the same, which can eventually lead to prostatitis if not given the proper attention. Saw palmetto’s potency in protecting the prostate is mainly attributed to its ability to inhibit the surge of metabolite dihydrotestosterone (DHT) in the male body.

GABA – or Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid- is a type of amino acid created when glutamic acid is processed in the body. While GABA is primarily linked with keeping stress levels down and preventing surges of anxiety, recent clinical tests show that it can also help shut down the receptors of prostate cancer cells, which keeps them from spreading and metastasizing.

Melatonin – is a type of hormone that plays a key role in maintaining the body’s sleeping and waking cycle ideally. According to a study by the Harvard School of Public Health Epidemiology department, adult men with higher melatonin levels tend to be more resilient against prostate enlargement and even the risk of developing cancer as they age.

Valerian Root – has been used traditionally to ease nervous tension and stress. However, modern clinical tests show that it also can promote a boost in melatonin levels in the body, which was discovered to affect an adult man’s chances of having an enlarged or inflamed prostate.

Ashwagandha – a plant loaded with withanolides, lactones, saponins and alkaloids that have been seen to help protect the prostate from swelling and infection. Moreover, in clinical tests, ashwagandha has also been observed to trigger apoptosis or cancer cell death.

Zinc – is a trace mineral that is needed by the prostate cells. Interestingly, modern medical studies show that zinc can suppress prostate inflammations that can potentially develop into tumors by disrupting their energy source at the cellular level.