by The Puritan's Pride Editorial Team
One out of six men will experience prostate cancer in their lifetime.
Men should receive an annual prostate exam starting at the age of 40,
especially if prostate issues are common in the family.
Exercising, maintaining a healthy weight,
eating a proper diet, and reducing stress are all lifestyle habits that can positively impact prostate health.
Supplements can also be a part of your healthy prostate routine.*
*Always consult with a healthcare provider before starting a new supplement regimen.
Components that form semen are produced with the prostate, and along with the sperm cells formed in the testicles, this prostate fluid makes up the semen (mixed in the urethra) that can be vital to family planning and reproductive health.
The prostate directs the flow of fluids through the urethra and seminal ducts, including closing the seminal ducts during urination so that urine cannot enter the prostate’s ducts or the bladder.
The prostate is fundamental in helping testosterone transform to a biologically active form known as dihydrotestosterone. This powerful hormone is vital to fueling the growth, maintenance, and development of the penis and prostate glands.
Lycopene is a vibrant carotenoid that gives tomatoes, watermelon, grapefruit, and other red fruits and vegetables their distinctive red pigment. Lycopene has antioxidant properties that can help support the body against free radicals (which are often connected with aging skin, cancer, Alzheimer’s disease and more).
Saw Palmetto has been used since the early twentieth century to support urinary function and prostate health in mature men. The active components in saw palmetto are fat-soluble and the dietary fat in a meal can help facilitate optimal absorption. Our whole herbs use ground plant parts to provide the wholesome components found in nature.
Not just beloved during the fall season, pumpkins and pumpkin seed oil contain many beneficial vitamins and minerals that promote men’s well-being. Pumpkin seed is a source of phytochemicals and has been traditionally used to support prostate and urinary health.
Green tea has been used as a nutritional supplement for centuries. It contains beneficial flavonoids, which are natural phytochemicals that provide antioxidant support and health-enhancing properties that apply to both prostate and heart health.
The prostate is a small yet important gland located below the bladder in men. It performs three key functions: producing fluids that promote overall male fertility, regulating the flow of fluids through the urethra, and metabolizing testosterone and other necessary hormones. It’s also why taking care of your prostate is as important as any other part of your health.
Common prostate health issues include:
Other issues include prostate stones, which are often asymptomatic but can cause discomfort, and elevated prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels, which can indicate underlying conditions like BPH, prostatitis, or cancer. Regular screenings are important for early detection and effective management.
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