It is native to the West Indies and is widely distributed on the southeast coast of the Atlantic Ocean in North America. Hundreds of years ago, American Indians used saw palmetto berries to treat urogenital problems, relieve mucosal irritation, increase testicular function, increase sperm production, increase breast size, or as a mild diuretic.
What’s the function for BPH?
Saw palmetto extract can help improve benign prostatic hyperplasia (also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia). Benign prostatic hyperplasia is the most common non-cancerous tumor of the male prostate. It is a common disease in men over 50. It is mainly caused by excessive growth of prostate tissue. It will compress the urethra and bladder and hinder the flow of urine. Symptoms may vary depending on urethral obstruction or secondary changes in the bladder, including urgency, increased frequency of urination at night, difficulty urinating, weak urine flow, dripping and stopping, and inability to completely empty the bladder. In severe cases, it may cause urine. Road infection, inability to urinate, hematuria, bladder stones.
This product can inhibit 5a reductase in the human body, which is an enzyme required to convert testosterone into dioxytestosterone (DHT). Saw palmetto extract contains about 90% fatty acids and is rich in medium-chain saturated fatty acids called lauric acid and myristic acid. Many studies have shown that it is beneficial for men who wish to relieve the symptoms of prostate hypertrophy, and those who take it have no harmful side effects. In addition, when taken with BPH prescription drugs, synergy can also be achieved.
