As men age, and especially after "male menopause," testosterone is inefficiently utilized in the prostate gland. Physical trauma (sitting), stress, excessive animal fat intake, and nutrient deficiencies transform testosterone into dihydrotestosterone. This causes the prostate gland to enlarge and become less functional. Slow or dribbling urination, difficulty starting urination, incomplete emptying of the bladder, getting up multiple times at night, and reduced sexual function accompany this condition. After the age of 50, approximately one half of all men experience symptoms of BPH. BPH does not indicate cancer and should be differentiated from this more severe condition.
*Get an annual prostate exam after the age of 50 including the sensitive blood tumor marker for prostate cancer called PSA. Prevention is the best treatment. Regular hot baths seem to reduce the incidence of BPH. Native Japanese men have a lower incidence of BPH and other prostate challenges due to their custom of very hot baths. Americans tend to shower and have a statistically higher incidence of prostate challenges. The ingredients in ProstAvan have a proven effect in helping prevent BPH and should be taken every day by men over the age of 40. One extra tablet for every decade past 40 is advised. Luminex is advised to maximize cerebral circulation and hormone regulation. The Vitality Pack with Oligofructose Complex and CellWise are vital. Men with higher levels of vitamin E in their systems have been found to have a 41% less incidence of fatal prostate cancer.
ProVex and/or ProVex-Plus should also be included in your daily routine. Of course, ProvexCV should always be taken for cardiovascular protection. The recommended dosage is 1 capsule per each 35 lbs of body weight taken daily. Drinking 3-4 cups of Melaleuca Herbal Tea each day is also 'Very helpful.
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