About half of the men above 50 are facing the problem of an enlarged prostate also known as Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). BPH symptoms involve from changes or problems with urination, such as frequent urination or a weak urine stream, to pain during urination.
Mother Nature offers us plenty of herbal medicines for BPH, among them is Saw Palmetto fruit extract that is proved to be the most effective cure in prostate problems.
Aboriginal Americans used the fruit of Saw Palmetto in the treatment of a variety of urinary problems and also for decreased male libido.
Saw palmetto or Serenoa repens is rich in fatty acids and phytosterols which will block the production of dihydrotestosterone that is responsible for enlarged prostate and also for male baldness.
Saw palmetto will show its effects in about 6 weeks.
Side effects
Saw Palmetto can cause minor stomach irritations that usually will be settled by itself. Rarely were reported cases in which blood was passed in urine during the Saw Palmetto cure. Serenoa repens could act as an inhibitor for some drugs so consult your doctor before taking any combinations.
Because of its potential hormonal effects, pregnant women should not use it.
By stimulating the prostate’s healthy biochemical processes, Saw Palmetto in a right dose will increase the male virility, that’s why it is used as one of main ingredients in sex pills like VigRX Plus .

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