Super Prostate Report: Beta Sitosterol - The Latest Breakthrough In Prostate Health!
Information courtesy of Physician's Choice

Male prostate problems have now reached epidemic proportions. Over 400,000 cases of prostate cancer are diagnosed in men each year - more cases than breast cancer in women. New cases (and corresponding death rates) are expected to increase annually. Already there are an estimated 40,000 deaths attributed to prostate cancer each year.

More Men Are Suffering

BPH (Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy), or prostate enlargement, is another increasing problem for aging men. Well over 30 million American men suffer from this problem.

Up until around the age of 40, a man's prostate tends to remain completely normal - about the size of a walnut. After age 40, the cells of the prostate gland begin to continuously multiply, leading to an increase in prostate size. This compresses the urethra - the flexible pipe that connects a man's bladder to the outside, which passes right through the middle of his prostate gland. As his urethra is compressed more and more, it causes various urinary problems: increased urinary urgency and frequency (getting up 3, 4 even 5 times during the night to urinate), a decrease in the urine stream, often feeling that his bladder is not completely empty at the end of the urination and hesitancy in urinating. Eventually, incontinence may result. In addition, most men also experience a decline in their sexual desire and performance.

As this process slowly develops, a man usually has no symptoms at all and is thus not aware of the seriousness of his condition. When the gland reaches a certain critical size, however; the symptoms then become quite obvious. Many experts believe that the increased frequency of prostate cancer is definitely related to greater incidence of BPH.

Fight Back with Nature's Best!

By the age 50, nearly half of all men already have BPH. And by the age of 80, almost all men have it. As more and more men develop BPH, there is a definite trend toward an increasing incidence of prostate cancer. Many European physicians think that there is a relationship between these two conditions - that's why aggressively treat BPH. Unfortunately, the methods used by most American doctors do not actually affect the process of prostate enlargement. All of their treatment methods, both surgical and pharmacological, are not directed toward restoring prostate health. The best that they can do is to try to help relieve the miserable symptoms.

For over 30 years, European doctors have effectively used natural substances that have been shown in medical studies to help improve the symptoms of prostate enlargement and may actually be able to reverse the process and shrink the prostate gland back to normal size!

Saw Palmetto has been shown in many studies to have successfully decreased the size of the prostate gland in over 60% of patients studied. Pygeum Africanum was even more successful - over 70% of patients experienced a reduction in the prostate size. When Pygeum was combined with an extract of Stinging Nettles, the results were even more impressive - close to 80%!