Saw Palmetto & Pumpkin Seed Capsules For Enlarged Prostate, BPH Relief Announced

Oct 23, 2023

Key Takeaways

  • RockHard Nation has announced the launch of Prostate Mate, a supplement containing saw palmetto, selenium, and pumpkin seed, to relieve symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in men aged 50 and above.
  • Prostate Mate is a natural alternative to BPH medications and may be suitable for those who have experienced side effects from prescription medications.
  • Prostate health is a concern, as prostate cancer is the second most prevalent cancer among American men. Prostate Mate can help reduce the risk of prostate-related conditions.
  • The supplement is formulated with pumpkin seed extracts, graviola, and saw palmetto, which have been found to be effective in improving BPH symptoms.
  • Prostate Mate is gluten-free, vegan-friendly, and made with non-GMO ingredients. It is available in 60-capsule bottles priced at $39.

RockHard Nation, available on 1-888-221-9265, announced Prostate Mate - a saw palmetto, selenium, and pumpkin seed supplement for American men seeking relief from the symptoms of BPH.

Wilmington, United States - October 23, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The new Prostate Mate supplement contains herbal ingredients and minerals that promote prostate health by alleviating the symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), a condition common in men aged 50 and above. It has become the latest prostate supplement to be added to the supplement store.

For more details, please visit https://rockhardnation.com/collections/frontpage/products/prostate-mate

Many men experience the uncomfortable symptoms of an enlarged prostate gland, including difficulty beginning urination, inconsistent or weak urination, and feelings of incomplete bladder emptying. Prostate Mate may be an alternative to some BPH medications for people looking for a natural supplement or who have experienced side effects from prescription medications.

Prostate health has become a concern for many, especially with the American Cancer Society data indicating prostate cancer is the second most prevalent cancer among American men. It predicts around 288,300 new cases and approximately 34,700 fatalities in 2023. Men over 50 are considered more vulnerable to prostate cancer, and males who eat high-fat diets are at high risk.

By promoting healthy prostate function, regular prostate size, and relaxed urinary flow, Prostate Mate can be utilized to reduce the risk of prostate-related conditions. The product is gluten-free, vegan-friendly, and composed of non-GMO ingredients.

The formula combines pumpkin seed extracts with graviola and saw palmetto - a combination that is effective in relieving the symptoms of BPH, backed by a review of studies that found that pumpkin seed oil and saw palmetto oil were both safe and effective in improving BPH symptoms. Pumpkin seeds are rich in zinc alongside carotenoids and phytosterols, which are consistently found in a healthy prostate. In contrast, men with prostate cancer are frequently deficient in these chemicals.

Graviola is a tree originating from the rainforests of Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia. Its leaves and stems have been used as a traditional medicine to manage inflammation and infection and have even been used as a therapy for prostate cancer patients in some Caribbean countries. Furthermore, saw palmetto berries have garnered attention for their role in enhancing urinary tract functionality.

Produced in an FDA-registered facility, Prostate Mate is available in 60-capsule bottles, priced at $39.

With the latest release, RockHard Nation continues to broaden its selection of quality, affordable health supplements for customers across the US. The brand recommends customers consult a healthcare professional before replacing their prostate medication with Prostate Mate.

A company spokesperson said: "RockHard Nation offers premium nutritional supplement products to contribute to your body's strength, youthfulness, longevity, and overall performance. Whether you're looking for products to help with energy, digestion, heart health, prostate health, or other important areas of health, we're here to support you."

Interested parties can find more information about RockHard Nation products by visiting https://rockhardnation.com/pages/about-us

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