NOW Supplements, Prostate Health, Clinical Strength Saw Palmetto, Beta-Sitosterol & Lycopene, 180 Softgels
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Product Features
- Clinical Strength Saw Palmetto, Beta-Sitosterol & Lycopene
- Targeted Prostate Supportive Nutrients
- TARGETED PROSTATE SUPPORTIVE NUTRIENTS: Combination of botanicals and nutrients that support a healthy prostate gland
- CLINICAL STRENGTH SAW PALMETTO, BETA-SITOSTEROL, AND LYCOPENE: Features ingredient strengths that are comparable to those that have been used in clinical trials
- CERTIFICATIONS/CLASSIFICATIONS: Made without ggluten, dairy free, egg free, halal, kosher contains gelatin
- GMP Quality Assured: NPA A-rated GMP certification means that every aspect of the NOW manufacturing process has been examined, including our laboratory/testing methods (for stability, potency, and product formulation).
- Packaged in the USA by a family owned and operated company since 1968
- During the summer months products may arrive warm but Amazon stores and ships products in accordance with manufacturers' recommendations, when provided.
Product Specifications
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Product Dimensions | 3.15 x 3.15 x 6.25 inches; 12.96 Ounces |
| Item model number | 3349 |
| Department | Health and Beauty>Health and Wellness |
| Date First Available | June 3, 2010 |
| Manufacturer | NOW Sports - Nutrition and Wellness |
| ASIN | B003P7YWDG |
| Country of Origin | USA |
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COULD BE GOOD CANCER SUPPLEMENT WITH YOUR REGULAR CANCER TREATMENT. I was taking this product for two years, sometimes missing a dose. I started taking it because I was starting to use the bathroom more at night. I was also familiar with the feelings of prostatitis, having had it a few times over my 72-year-old life, maybe three or four times.The pills looked like a better rival to the one that advertises on TV.After two years on the product, I felt the benefit and kept re upping via Amazon. Last July, 2021, my primary care doc figured he would do a PSA test, Prostate-Specific Antigen, the gold standard for cancer diagnostics. He did it for no reason, really. I was without symptoms. The results of the test are easy to understand. If you are healthy, your PSA will be 0.0. When it goes up to 4.0, 5.0, doctors start smelling cancer. I came back 67.0! I yelled, “This is a typo,” I screamed at the blood desk. “It should say ‘6.7’ “By the time I went to the urologist three weeks later, the score had almost doubled to 103.0. After a couple of weeks of hemming and hawing, I had a prostate biopsy, a procedure that goes medieval on your “a**”. Actually, the doctor made it comfy on me.A prostate biopsy is the only way to be certain you have cancer. I had a Gleason score of 10, which meant my prostate was riddled with cancer. Did a bone scan and CT to see if the cancer had escaped the locality of the prostate. It did. I had bone metastasis or bone mets in my back ribs and spine around the neck. Stage IV cancer. And my PSA number doubled again in just a few weeks to 232.00.Was I freaked out? At first, yes. Then I became numb. Still no symptoms. I dragged myself into oncology at the hospital and they put me on ADT. This is where you take hormones to get rid of testosterone in your body and thus starve the cancer of its favorite nutrient.I took my first hormone pill on January 1, 2022. I kept taking the “Now Prostate Health” figuring it may help. They injected a 3-month time-release Zoladex capsule into the side of my stomach — which didn’t hurt — around January 13, 2022.I went into my first PSA reveal on January 28, 2022, 28 days after my first doctor prescribed cancer medicine. They draw your blood; the doctor deals the news to you face to face an hour-and-a-half later. My PSA had gone down from 232.00, to 22.0! This was a 10x drop in less than a month.Of course, my doctor, a Sikh from Punjab, India, and I were ecstatic, as if it was a miracle.In the back of my mind was, what was it about me that caused the quick healing? I hadn’t changed my awful, fat-laden diet of bacon and eggs and TV dinners. I was still binge drinking massive amounts of booze as the football games heated up. I am still totally sedentary, exercise adverse on account of pure laziness. I got cancer in my family. I have a nervous, paranoid mindset about life.On February 10, 2022, I went back for another reveal. PSA down to 6.7 from 22.0! Like, what?I know I am heading to zero. Zero, says the oncologist, and I am cancer-free.I started thinking about the ingredients in Now Prostate Health and started researching them one by one on the internet. Pumpkin seed extract. Stinging Nettle extract. I mean, hunh?It turns out that there are studies of all these exotic herbs and spices that go way beyond just making your bathroom trips fewer and your prostate smaller. In experiments on animals and such, the elements that make up this compound can kill cancer cells. It is not a scientific fact yet, but most of these elements have made big publications like “Lancet.”Another interesting thing is that during my whole ordeal, my prostate always felt fine to the touch of doctors doing DRE’s or “digital rectal exams.” I attribute this to the Now Prostate Health.You’ll never get an admission of agreement from my urologist or oncologist to my speculation. But I say, due to my crummy lifestyle, what else caused the swiftness of my rapid healing? AND, hormone therapy is supposed to have radical side effects and I have had few if none. So, fellow cancer freaks, take this potion and the stuff the oncologists give you at the same time and see what happens.
Top negative review is sketchy. I was concerned about the negative, 1 star review of this product that slammed it for containing soy. In response, I looked at the medical literature on the effects of soy and found that, quite the opposite, they may be beneficial. Full disclosure though, I’m not a big soy consumer and would definitely prefer a really good cut of meat so label me Neanderthal if you will. Also consider that the presence of soy is stated and is a minor constituent that pales in the presence of soy isoflavones from supermarket products.Having said that, basic studies of Asian men emigrating to western countries where their soy intake decreased resulted in increased occurrence of prostate cancer – perhaps the opposite of the result implied by the Jonathan review. The most recent research, and all for that matter, show more positive results than negative and I’m not sure that I see any negatives given the vanishingly small concentrations of soy that are likely in the product.There’s a National Institute of Health paper from this year on their website and many others that show more good than bad from soy intake. For my part, I’m not likely to change my intake as I’m indifferent or even anti-soy burgers and the other “just-the-same-as” stuff. The scare mongering in Jonathan’s review is puzzling and makes me wonder if it that of a competitor that doesn’t use (or doesn’t list) soy as an additive in hopes of boosting sales. The levels used in soy foods compared to the Prostate Health product are equivalent to a 12 gauge shotgun and an airsoft gun. One will blow you away and one will leave a mark.Do your research before blindly swallowing crap from either side and following an uninformed review. Having said this, I’m more concerned about the reviews that say this product works the next day and changed the users from cripples to supermen. That’s not my experience and, although I keep using the product, the results to me are so subtle that they fall on that aggravating boundary between “maybe this stuff really works” and placebo effect.
I have been a patient with prostatitis for 7 years. I have been occasionally having problems with pelvic pain and some times with urination problem. I have studied a lot and i have found that prostatitis is connecting to healthy food and exercise. I started the pills for 1 month now, 2-3 pills per day after meal in connection to daily exercise (running-biking-walking) and healthy food. The pain has almost gone away and the urination have been improving. I totally recommend the pills, they have all the nutrition that ensure good function of prostate glance.
Superb.
Perfect for the old guy with a prostate the size of a beafsteak tomato. (bonus points if you know where that reference comes from) Seems to be helping, if may just a little. I will stick with it.