Description
NETTLE: An herb revered worldwide, particularly in Germany, as a remedy for prostate disease and as a diuretic.
PYGEUM may alleviate some of the discomfort caused by inflammation of the prostate. In the UK, small, short and randomized studies using Pygeum provided moderate relief of some of the symptoms of BPH. Pygeum extracts have been used for more than 40 years in France, Germany and Austria for patients suffering with prostate
enlargement.
GRAVEL ROOT is potentially useful for kidney problems and urinary difficulties. It may encourage excretion of excess uric acid, tone the reproductive tract and reduce inflammation of the prostate.
UVA URSI can reduce inflammation of the lower urinary tract. It has astringent properties, which may shrink and tighten the top layers of mucous membranes, thereby reducing secretions, relieving irritation, and improving tissue firmness.
HORSETAIL is an astringent herb with diuretic action. It seems to have an affinity for the urinary tract. It can potentially soothe inflammation, hemorrhaging, cystic ulceration, ulcers, cystitis and infections. It is considered a specific remedy in cases of inflammation or benign enlargement of the prostate gland and may be used to quicken the removal of kidney stones.
SAW PALMETTO can alleviate testicular and urinary tract inflammation, It may also strengthen the thyroid gland, balance the metabolism, stimulate appetite and aid digestion. This wonderful herb is becoming famous for its potential use in hair restoration, prostate health, sexual vigor and as a nutritive tonic. Saw palmetto berry may also tone the urethra and uphold the healthy function of the thyroid gland and urinary system.
Contains: Nettle, pygeum, gravel root, uva ursi, horsetail and saw palmetto. Extracted in pure cane alcohol. Made
with love.
Not for children. Do not use if you are pregnant or lactating
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