Saw Palmetto may be effective in treatment of mild to moderate benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH) and associated urinary difficulties, because it helps to block the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestasterone by inhibiting the enzyme 5-alpha-reductase. Pygeum and Nettle Root work together to block conversion of testosterone to estrogen (by aromatase). Lycopene, a carotenoid found in tomatoes, has been shown to have a significant inverse correlation to prostate cancer risk. Because recent research suggests that there may be a relationship between deficiency of Vitamin D3 and prostate cancer, it is included in the Prostate-Aid formula. Also added is Citrus Pectin which may inhibit metastasis of prostate cancer.

Ultra Botanicals’ Prostate Support contains the key nutrients known to be effective in managing prostate conditions. Natural alternatives have become necessary because Proscar, the most commonly prescribed drug for this condition, inhibits PSA levels – making it difficult to accurately detect the presence of prostate cancer.

Saw Palmetto Extract (45% FFA) – The best herb for prostate health seems to produce similar results as Proscar for many men but more quickly and without the side effects. (320mg/Serving)

Pumpkin Seed Extract (4:1) – An excellent source of zinc and essential fatty acids, both keys for prostate health. (200mg/Serving)

Stinging Nettle Extract – Often combined with saw palmetto in studies, stinging nettle has been found to be useful for many men in easing the difficulty in urination associated with benign prostate enlargement. (200mg/Serving)

Selenium (Selenomethionine) – An important mineral in male hormone regulation, measuring high in a healthy prostate and low in the presence of prostate cancer. (100mcg/Serving)

Zinc (Monomethionine) – Possibly the most important mineral for prostate health, studies show that it may reduce prostate enlargement. (20mg/Serving)

Beta 1,3 / 1,6 D-Glucan – The preferred form of beta glucans to enhance immunity. (20mg/Serving)

Pygeum Africanum Extract (13% sterols) – The bark of an African evergreen tree which may help balance hormone levels, reduce prostate inflammation, and improve the quality and quantity of prostate secretions — even seeming to reduce painful, urgent urination. (100mg/Serving)

Hydrangea Root – Helps when there is an overproduction of hormones. (10mg/Serving)

Lycopene – The caratenoid found primarily in tomatos, it looks like it may help reduce the risk of prostate cancer. (5mg/Serving)

Beta Sitosterol – one of the primary bioactive compounds in both saw palmetto berries and stinging nettle. (100mg/Serving