Category: Sexuality, fertility, urology, prevention, anti-aging, liver system.
This is a modern formula combining the power of Eastern and Western herbs with the aim of positively influencing benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and similar symptoms (weak and/or intermittent urine flow, incomplete emptying or urinary retention, pain during urination, pressure and/or burning in the prostate area) – even if no changes are yet visible on an ultrasound...
The classic Chinese herbs within it are focused on strengthening kidney yang (including stabilising testosterone levels), softening and breaking down stagnation and blockages in the prostate area, and draining dampness. They also relax the liver, thereby further assisting the proper flow of everything necessary.
Saw palmetto originates from North America and has been used by Native Americans for prostate problems since ancient times. It helps to limit further enlargement of the prostate, and thus the worsening of difficulties with bladder emptying (and also, like the previous one, has an effect on testosterone metabolism). The medicinal plant and the entire formula not only benefit the prostate but also maintain the proper function of the male reproductive system, the urinary system, and healthy hair growth. This can significantly improve the quality of life for men. It is important that it also acts preventively; it is good to start taking it as soon as symptoms appear, and it works best when used long-term and regularly.
This is primarily a preventive formula that we use from the very first symptoms. Of course, a check-up with a doctor is primary to rule out more serious problems (e.g., checking PSA levels; if values are higher, it would be necessary to examine the condition carefully, and we would also choose a different formula or a combination of them).
The formula demonstrably prevents the conversion of the hormone testosterone into dihydrotestosterone.
| Preparation | Chinese | Czech | Latin |
| Yan | Tu Si Zi | Chinese dodder, seed | Sem. cuscutae |
| Jin Ying Zi | Cherokee rose | Rosae laevigatae fructus | |
| Fu Ling | Poria cocos, sclerotium | Skler. poriae | |
| Sheng | Mu Li | Oyster shell | Concha ostreae |
| Sheng | Ma Ya | Germinated barley, fruit | Fruc. hordei germinatus |
| Serenoa | Saw palmetto | Serenoa repens |
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